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I really liked this sentence: "His palette doesn't contain all the colors; he indeed restricts himself to four colors that he uses wisely, mixing them together, namely blue, black, red, and white." I love your naif style! gimmemore!

a film that is nothing short of splendid. I won't spend a moment on the negative comments. @PANAPP: I quote "the absolute visual and acting coldness of the film, typical of German cinema" is a very misguided concept. If anything, it's generalizing; there are German films that send shivers down your spine with their emotional charge, it's just that they don't make it to Italy. What you call acting coldness is performance made up of glances and tonal voice modulation. Techniques that Italian (and American) cinema doesn't even know exist.

I saw it and I can hardly remember it. That's not a good sign in my experience. I remember being happy to learn a bit more about '68, but apart from that, aside from the great acting of Jasmine Trinca, nothing remains with me. Review too long for my old and tired eyes.

Well, of course, those questions!

Everything that revolves around amor fou seems like a beautiful thing to me. Very valid proposals. Thank you.

I don't think I will ever read a book that deals with such themes.

thank you all! really very dear! mmm I must stop writing reviews at eleven in the evening, he he..:)

very beautiful. the genre isn't really my cup of tea

I'm getting quite fed up with these "soul-less" reviews. Come on! You surely didn’t buy or even listen to the album. The excuse is just to throw together a tired and hackneyed discourse without the slightest understanding of the work from a purely musical standpoint. Want to ramble on about the church? Go ahead, but leave the album alone! Above all, leave the acoustic section in peace and make room for those who critique an album with a heavy heart for the work of a beloved artist who disappoints unexpectedly. This site should NOT BE A SHOWCASE of a hotchpotch but an invitation for every reviewer to enter their own world (musical and beyond).