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Pontecorvo is one of those Italian filmmakers marked for life by neorealism. He declares that he decided to do cinema after leaving a screening of "Paisa" by Roberto Rossellini. The future filmmaker was then in Paris, a year after a war during which he became one of the main figures of the Italian resistance and one of the founders of the Youth Front. Leaving his status as a war hero behind him, Pontecorvo made his directorial debut with "Giovanna", a short film heralding a cinematic career dedicated to what he himself calls the "dictatorship of truth." |
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When Darkness Falls
For a Few Dollars More
The Bourne Supremacy
Doppelgänger
Leningrad Cowboys Go America
Johan Falk: National Target
Monty Python: The Meaning of Live
Two Evil Eyes
Zombie Fight Club
Extravagant Struggles
Fanny and Alexander
A Clockwork Orange
The Cathedral
Something Evil
Anuradha
The Sasquatch Gang
Angel Terminators 2
Napoleon’s James Bond
Mutiny on the Buses
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