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Fellini’s Roma Is a Film As Disjointed & Chaotic as Italy’s Capital

By Genna Rivieccio
February 15, 2017

Like Amarcord after it, Federico Fellini’s 1972 film Roma is among his most autobiographical. Detailing, in a manner as meandering as it is captivating, the journey of [Read More…]

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Fellini’s Roma Is a Film As Disjointed & Chaotic as Italy’s Capital

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