We All Loved Each Other So Much
(1974)
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We All Loved Each Other So Much
(1974)
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Nino Manfredi | ... |
Antonio
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| Vittorio Gassman | ... |
Gianni Perego
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| Stefania Sandrelli | ... |
Luciana Zanon
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Stefano Satta Flores | ... |
Nicola Palumbo
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| Giovanna Ralli | ... |
Elide Catenacci, Romolo's daughter
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Aldo Fabrizi | ... |
Romolo Catenacci
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Mike Bongiorno | ... |
Himself
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| Federico Fellini | ... |
Himself
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| Marcello Mastroianni | ... |
Himself
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Nello Meniconi | ... |
Himself
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Guidarino Guidi | ... |
Himself
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Pierluigi | ... |
Himself
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Alfonso Crudele | ... |
Edoardo
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Isa Barzizza | ... |
Elena
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Marcella Michelangeli | ... |
Gabriella
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Gianni, Nicola and Antonio become close friends in 1944 while fighting the Nazis. After the end of the war, full of illusions, they settle down. The movie is a the story of the life of these three idealists and how they deal with the inevitable disillusionments of life. Written by Yepok
This is a beautiful film about friendship and nostalgia, but above all about loving cinema. To me, this film defines "cinephilia". Cinema and the protagonists' lives are cleverly interwoven. The fleeting images of film, capturing a moment and then disappearing, only to linger in the memory, can be seen as a metaphor for the past that can not be recaptured, a past when we were young and happy and confident and the world was ours. When the credits roll, I feel this strange mixture of happiness and sadness. Oh, how I wish...