Michelangelo Antonioni News, Pictures & Buzz

Master of None: Arthouse TV and Italian Influences  The Good Men Project

Federico Fellini: Iconically Italian  The Wall Street Journal

The ultimate horse girl gets an update: Best things to watch this week  Minneapolis Star Tribune

Edoardo Ponti on directing his mother Sophia Loren in ‘The Life Ahead’: ‘I want to give her the ability to be complete herself’  Gold Derby

The reasons why Orson Welles hated Alfred Hitchcock and Woody Allen  Far Out Magazine

Is Angelina Jolie Becoming the Next Great War Film Director?  W Magazine

Sam Marie-Saint on "Sodapop" Book and French New Wave Cinema - PAPER  Papermag

Are you being watched? 7 of the best paranoid thrillers of the 1970s  Minneapolis Star Tribune

Top 5 films: Best of what's new in streaming  Sydney Morning Herald

Don’t Get What Makes Brian De Palma an Auteur? Try These Two Films  The New York Times

Brian Eno Collects Soundtrack Work for New Comp ‘Film Music 1976-2020’  Rolling Stone

From Jean-Luc Godard to Akira Kurosawa: Martin Scorsese created a list of his 39 favourite foreign films  Far Out Magazine

Il Cinema Ritrovato Chief Gian Luca Farinelli Talks Collaboration With Venice and Cannes (EXCLUSIVE)  Variety

Story of a Love Affair Blu-ray review  The Digital Fix

The Passenger: One Epic Shot - The  American Cinematographer

Episode 209 - Michelangelo Antonioni's La notte  CriterionCast.com

7 of Monica Bellucci's most iconic outfits  i-D

Blu-ray: Story of a Love Affair | reviews, news & interviews  The Arts Desk

Story of a Love Affair review – Antonioni's riveting postwar noir  The Guardian

Venice Classics includes films by Michelangelo Antonioni, Martin Scorsese  Screen International

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Having watched all of the important filmography of Michelangelo Antonioni, I am in awe of his fantastic powers of cinema and find myself wishing for something similar. I know of no other filmmaker who achieved what he did with his best films, especially Red Desert. Can someone PLEASE recommend me a filmmaker who shares themes, styles, and philosophy with Michelangelo Antonioni?

i need a movies reference where the music should not belong in the movie for e.x a knights tale opening credit please help.

Ever? My list: 1. Michelangelo Antonioni 2. Federico Fellini 3. Roberto Rosselini 4. Vittorio De Sica 5. Luchino Visconti Honoroble Mention: -Pier Paolo Pasolini - Bernardo Bertulluci

On the line of: Michelangelo Antonioni Luis Bunuel Jean-Luc Godard Ingmar Bergman Andrei Tarkovsky Robert Bresson Federico Fellini Jean Renoir Stanley Kubrick Rainer Werner Fassbinder Yasujiro Ozu Kenji Mizoguchi