Pasquale Iannone, Philip Kemp, Julia Wagner
The gleefully idiosyncratic Italian director emerged out of the neorealist tradition to create a series of extravagant, freewheeling films marked by a dream-like intensity. As the BFI launches a major retrospective to celebrate the centenary of his birth, we explore some of the themes that made Fellini’s work such a dazzling highpoint in 20th-century art cinema. Introduced by Pasquale Iannone, with Philip Kemp on Fellini the neorealist, Pasquale Iannone on the Felliniesque, Julia Wagner on Federico by Fellini and Philip Kemp on La famiglia Fellini.
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