Noémi
Of honest Roman Noemi, there was already one in Italian pop from whom she, in fact, had and has stolen Name and stage:
the composed and delicate Smorra.
Ergo, the Noemi of the hit parades and her undeniably fawning, albeit pathetic, path can go to hell, therefore there is only one way to define her: DEEP RED. scena: modo: more
37 Nandi Da Giardino
They would be Dwarves :) more
Spacemen 3
Sound minimalism fueled by fuzz and substances more
John Waters -Pink Flamingos
One of the most bewildering films I’ve ever seen. Strikingly ahead of its time. It has a light-hearted, almost slapstick atmosphere with the hyperbolic caricatures of the characters, but the violence and disgust in certain scenes (intended precisely to shake the viewer and annihilate the American way of life) are almost absolute. I’m not ready to give it a rating yet, but I will never forget it. more
Giorgia
A real nuisance! more
David Lynch -Dune
I’m extremely attached to this dreadful film. If it had been a success, I fear that Lynch wouldn’t have taken the magnificent path he began with Blue Velvet. Dallo sterco nascono i fiori. For me, Dune is sterco. more
Akira Kurosawa -Ran
The first scene is magnificent. The silence in a wonderful environment, the peace, suddenly broken by the frantic and pointless hunt to kill an old wild boar, whose meat can no longer even be eaten, and its young.
Ran, which means Chaos, is told to us within the first 3 minutes. A superb story with exceptional costumes that reminds us how restless, chaotic, and mysterious our lives are. For me, one of the best films of the 80s. more
William Friedkin -Il Braccio Violento Della Legge
A masterpiece in its genre, featuring the most beautiful chase scene I can remember. With this and "The Conversation" from '74, Hackman is at his best. more
Delta V -In fatti ostili
To listen to: first in a "superficial" way to appreciate the music, then more thoroughly to appreciate the lyrics. ascoltare: more
Rain Tree Crow -Gentlemen Take Polaroids
Rain Tree Crow????? but these are Japan more
!!! -Louden Up Now
How to say? Shall we turn up the volume now? #test more
Ingmar Bergman -Persona
Avant-garde film that has aged beautifully. Beyond the acting quality of Bergman’s two muses, the psychological film conveys a profound message that seeps in as the minutes pass. The actress’s conscious silence contrasts with the nurse’s need to speak and be heard. Their relationship of love at first, and then hatred, makes it clear that they are the same. They identify with each other (they blend into one another in a wonderful scene), rejecting the stereotypical image of women that does not allow instinctive, primal, and selfish behaviors and forces them to keep wearing a mask.

In Latin, in fact, the word Persona means Mask.

Scandalous that it isn’t shown on TV. more
Elaine May -E' ricca, la sposo e l'ammazzo
A very well-crafted early '70s comedy with Matthau at his peak. A little gem more
Jacques Becker -Il Buco (Le Trou)
Exceptional film. The hole they dig thanks to solidarity and collective effort in the finale turns into the abyss of human selfishness that destroys everything. more
Rino Gaetano -Nuntereggae più
The fame album, blessed with success thanks to third place achieved at Sanremo with "Gianna". It includes his best works ("Capofortuna"; "E cantava le canzoni"; the title track) and De Gregori on backing vocals in "Fabbricando case". more
AA. VV. -Saturday Night Fever: The Original Movie Sound Track
The quintessence of the disco music phenomenon, not just for the Bee Gees but because, fundamentally, it is a collection of the best produced up to that point. A disguised best of, a profusion of top-class disco music. more
Claudio Baglioni -Strada Facendo
A true superstar (he appeals to mothers and, in turn, their daughters), he leaves Italy and heads to London to work with Geoff Westley. The result is a pleasant, charming album, at times surprising (the shy rock of "Via"), but, underneath it all, evanescent. Yet it’s a record-breaking best-seller. more
Adriano Celentano -Azzurro/Una carezza in un pugno
The only true album conceived from beginning to end in Celentano’s (endless) discography: two tracks that made history (“Una carezza in un pugno” and “Azzurro”) and a handful of songs of good, if not excellent, quality. Celentano’s ’68 was (almost) a revolution: his own. celentaniana: rivoluzione: more
Adriano Celentano -Io Non So Parlar D'Amore
After years of failures (in music, television, and film), he gets back in the game with a sincere and personal album, written by Mogol-Gianni Bella (the previous year, he laid the foundations for his triumph with the best seller "MinaCelentano"). Record sales (almost two million copies). more
Adriano Celentano -Le robe che ha detto Adriano
(Sermons (still tolerable) and lyrics that are all too orchestrated, but it’s one of his few coherent (and cohesive) albums, with the excellent gamble of "Mondo in Mi7a" and the fun "La storia di Serafino".) more