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The whole sixties art movie package., 25 September 2011
Author:
Mozjoukine (Mozjoukine@yahoo.com.au) from Australia
After a clip of Brigitta Helm as Maria the robot and a few Biblical
wood cuts, we get Maurice Ronet and the so glamorous Evelyn Stewart
checking into Hotel Lido's honeymoon suite. He's fighting temptation,
connected to his Catholic guilt with numerous childhood flashbacks,
which doesn't stop him taking an interest in the also so glamorous Lea
Massari across the corridor.
Then there's the noisy toilet.
Celebrity leads, handsome black and white photography and a sparse but
characteristic Morricone score build an expectation which the grim film
doesn't meet.
Even without knowing that twenty minutes were cut by the Italian
censor, the piece has an incomplete feeling.
The director's handful of films remain a foot note to the Italian art
film.
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