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Gente del Po (1947)
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1947 (Italy) moreUser Comments:
Beautiful photography, a real classic moreAdditional Details
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Shot in 1943, not released until 1947. moreFAQ
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I've seen this movie some years ago, and I remember that it had the most beautiful photography. Antonioni chose to film real-life persons, instead of casting professional actors. Documentary-like, but still fictional, it tells the story not only of the people, but also of the River Po, in Italy.