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Fellini's next effort was far more significant: Petronius chronicled the picaresque adventures of some rather unsavory characters in imperial Rome. The production of Fellini's idiosyncratic version, Satyricon Fellini Satyricon, , took place almost entirely inside a studio, the famous Teatro 5 at Cinecitta, which the director considered the one place in the world where he was totally comfortable. It was a major hit in a psychedelic era that viewed Fellini's protagonists as ancestors of the hippie movement. After making the film, Fellini's fears about losing his artistic inspiration were overcome, and he only infrequently turned to literary texts for the basis of his films during the rest of his career.
Even when he did so, his use of literary texts provided only general suggestions, and the films were never really adaptations in the literary sense of the word. The discovery of psychoanalysis, the impact of Jung's ideas, and Fel-lini's own explorations of his dreams and fantasies as well as his persistent illustration of them in his dream notebooks had a profound influence upon his career.
Up to the appearance of La dolce vita, in fact, Fellini's intellectual trajectory seems to be clear: His films begin in the shadow of neorealist portraits of life in the sleepy provinces of Italy, focus upon various forms of show-business types, and ultimately lead toward the capital city of Rome and the "sweet life" of movie stars, gossip columnists, and paparazzi scandalmongers.
After that point, Fel-lini's cinema turns inward toward an overriding concern with memory, dreams, a meditation on the nature of cinematic artistry, and the director's fantasies. In short, Fellini's mature career has no trajectory in the same sense that we have identified a single direction in his early works. After La dolce vita, only the artist's creative imagination provides the limits to his activity. Between and , Fellini made three films in which he appeared himself as the main protagonist and in which the dominant theme was metacinematic, devoted to the nature of the cinema itself: Block-notes di un regista Fellini: The first was originally shot for the American NBC television network and shows Fellini at work on the set of Satyricon, a lush, surrealistic fresco of life in pre-Christian Rome adapted freely from the classic novel by Petronius.
Satyricon, the earlier La dolce vita, and Roma constitute a. In re-creating the sensual celebration of Trimalchio's banquet from The Satyri-con of Petronius, Fellini presented one of the very few scenes taken directly from the literary source in his film Satyricon. In these three works devoted to the mythological dimensions of the most ancient of Italy's cities -the head of government, the site of Italy's most illustrious history, the dwelling place of the popes, and last but not least , the location of Italy's cinematic dream factory, Cinecitta - Fellini not only explores the history of Rome in the Western imagination but also creates original and startling images of Rome himself that have endured in postwar popular culture.
Following Roma, the director completed the last of his works to reach a wide commercial audience: In this nostalgic evocation of his own adolescence in Rimini during the Fascist era, Fellini managed to produce a masterpiece of political cinema, providing a critique of Italy's past that gave the lie to those leftist critics who had always claimed Fellini had little original to say about ideological issues or was, at best, a spokesman for Italy's conservative Catholic culture.
Amarcord returned Fellini to the favor of his producers and was not only a commercial success but also earned the director his fourth Oscar for Best Foreign Film. In , Fellini turned to a personal interpretation of the archetypal Latin lover - Giacomo Casanova - and produced a masterpiece that also proved to be a commercial failure, in spite of the Oscar set designer Danilo Donati won for his efforts.
The film's marvelous re-creation of the world of eighteenth-century Venice inside the studios of Cinecitta yielded the most expensive film Fellini had shot to that point in his career. After its commercial failure, Fellini seemed to turn to Italy's present to cast a critical eye upon his fellow countrymen without completely abandoning the nostalgia for Italy's past that has always played such a prominent role in his works. Prova d'orches-tra Orchestra Rehearsal, , probably the only film Fellini ever made that was at least partly inspired by political events the murder of Aldo Moro by Red Brigade terrorists , presents Italy as an orchestra out of sync with not only the music it is playing but its conductor as well.
It was honored by a special preview presentation for President Sandro Pertini in the Quirinale Palace in Rome on 19 October , a recognition of the filmmaker's importance to Italian culture that has never been achieved by any other Italian film director.
The figures are compared to a cuttlefish bone, a ray of light, and a pinball-machine flipper. In , shortly after beginning work on his next film, Fellini's beloved friend and collaborator, Nino Rota, died.
Rota, whose music had become virtually synonymous with Fellini's cinematic signature, had contributed music to almost all of Fellini's previous works, as well as to such important American classics as Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather. A pensive Fellini on the set of Il Casanova di Fellini, a financial failure but an artistic masterpiece attacking the perennial myth of the Latin lover.
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In , Fellini spent several months in Hollywood, studying the possibility of shooting a film in America. After a brief time, his mother's illness recalled the director to Italy, and the possibility of an American production was forever laid to rest. In , Fellini returned to Venice for the first time in many years to screen his new work, E la nave va And the Ship Sails On outside competition. Dante Ferretti would win an Oscar for his set designs with this work.
Thousands of tourists would flock to Rome for years to come in search of the Via Veneto locations Fellini had actually created in the huge Teatro 5 at Cinecitta, or to toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain into which Fellini's star, Anita Ekberg, had waded with Marcello Mastroianni. The passage of time has underscored the fact that Federico Fellini was Italy's most original contribution to the plastic arts of the twentieth century. Vierhundertachtzehn Bilder aus Federico Fellini's Fotoarchiv: Recently, Manara was interviewed about it by Canadian film-maker and Fellini fan Chelsea McMullan for her short documentary for Fabrica called Derailments , premiered at the Toronto Film Festival see trailer below. List of songs recorded in French by Celine Dion topic Dion in Canadian singer Celine Dion has recorded songs in French for 15 studio albums, including two Christmas albums, as well as four greatest hits.