Michelangelo Antonioni
Antonioni, Michelangelo - mëkālänˈjālō äntōnyôˈnē, 1912–, Italian film director and scriptwriter, b. Ferrara, Italy. In the 1940s he made documentaries that contributed to the development of Italian neorealism. His later films deal with the alienation, malaise, and loveless eroticism of modern life, with plot and Read More...
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Film and the Critical Eye (Chap. 16 "L'Avventura (The Adventure)")
by Dennis Denitto, William Herman. 548 pgs.
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The Contemporary Cinema (1963) (Discussion of Michelangelo Antonioni begins on p. 21)
by Penelope Houston. 226 pgs.
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The Oxford History of World Cinema (Discussion of Michelangelo Antonioni begins on p. 568)
by Geoffrey Nowell-Smith. 824 pgs.
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Camera Obscura, Camera Lucida: Essays in Honor of Annette Michelson ("From the Air: A Genealogy of Antonioni's Modernism" begins on p. 183)
by Richard Allen, Malcolm Turvey. 294 pgs.
