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Antonioni Red Desert (Italian: Il deserto rosso) is a 1964... 2023 NTU 影展 101) 文革中名導演安東尼奧尼 (Michelangelo Antonioni )的《中國》(Chung Kuo-Cina)/ Antonioni' s China )國際及台灣竄改風波1974的省思. 張超英夫婦的一些感人的故事《宮前町九十番地》2006....張超英,《宮前町九十番地 · 27 買回安東尼奧尼的「中國」》

 

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IL GRIDO, a rarely screened early triumph by Michelangelo Antonioni, opens in a striking 4K restoration this Friday, November 8.


Bridging his neorealist influences with the existential alienation that defined his most famous works, the stirring road movie follows Aldo, a factory worker (played by Hollywood tough guy Steve Cochran), deserted by the mother of his child (Alida Valli), who wanders through the stark landscapes of the Po Valley in search of solace and connection.


Tickets available at https://buff.ly/4fQrJh9


101) 文革中名導演安東尼奧尼 (Michelangelo Antonioni )的《中國》(Chung Kuo-Cina)/ Antonioni' s China )國際及台灣竄改風波1974的省思. 張超英夫婦的一些感人的故事《宮前町九十番地》2006....張超英,《宮前町九十番地 · 27 買回安東尼奧尼的「中國」》

https://www.facebook.com/hanching.chung/videos/941114750028577




安東尼奧尼1972年的《中國》(Chung Kuo-Cina)/ Antonioni' s China

Michelangelo Antonioni


張世倫,〈製造「中國」、盜版「中國」――安東尼奧尼影像碎片的冷戰拼貼(尚/下)〉,《CLABO實驗波》,2019.12.04。



張超英,《宮前町九十番地 · 27 買回安東尼奧尼的「中國」》,臺北:時報文化,2006,頁141-142。

值得注意的是,當時報導裡另有一說,稱該片版權是三家電視臺聯合以兩萬五千美元取得放映權,何者為真仍有待考察。參見:〈寥落天安門 淒涼姑蘇城 金陵稚子苦 誰識舊春申 安東尼奧尼傑作、攝下今日大陸 三家電視台聯映、明天晚上播出〉,《中國時報》,第3版,1974.02.21。



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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This was Antonioni's first colour film, which the director said he wanted to shoot like a painting on a canvas:

I want to paint the film as one paints the canvas; I want to invent the colour relationships, and not limit myself to photographing only natural colours.[5]

As he would do in later film productions, Antonioni went to great lengths in reaching this goal, such as having trees and grass painted white or grey to fit his take on an urban landscape.[5] Andrew Sarris called the red hued pipes and railings "the architecture of anxiety: the reds and blues exclaim as much as they explain".[5]





Red Desert
Red Desert (film).jpg
Italian theatrical release poster
ItalianIl deserto rosso
Directed byMichelangelo Antonioni
Written by
Produced by
Starring
CinematographyCarlo Di Palma
Edited byEraldo Da Roma
Music by
Production
companies
  • Film Duemila
  • Francoriz Distribution
Distributed by
  • Cineriz (Italy)
  • Inter France Distribution (France)
Release dates
  • 7 September 1964 (Venice)
  • 29 October 1964 (Italy and France)
Running time
120 minutes
Countries
  • Italy
  • France
LanguageItalian

Red Desert (ItalianIl deserto rosso) is a 1964 drama film directed by Michelangelo Antonioni and starring Monica Vitti with Richard Harris. Written by Antonioni and Tonino Guerra, it was Antonioni's first color film. The story follows a troubled woman (Vitti) living in an industrial region of Northern Italy following a recent automobile accident.

Red Desert was awarded the Golden Lion at the 25th Venice Film Festival in 1964. It has received acclaim from critics.[1] This was the last in a series of four films he made with Vitti between 1959 and 1964, preceded by L'Avventura (1960), La Notte (1961), and L'Eclisse (1962).

Plot[edit]

In Ravenna, Italy, Giuliana is walking with her young son, Valerio, towards the petrochemical plant managed by her husband, Ugo. Passing workers who are on strike, Giuliana nervously and impulsively purchases a half-eaten sandwich from one of the workers. They are surrounded by strange industrial structures and debris that create inhuman images and sounds. Inside the plant, Ugo is speaking with a visiting business associate, Corrado Zeller, who is looking to recruit workers for an industrial operation in Patagonia, Argentina. Ugo and Corrado converse comfortably in the noisy factory when Giuliana arrives. Ugo introduces Corrado to Giuliana who departs to wait in Ugo's office.

Ugo later tells Corrado that his wife had a recent auto accident, and though she was physically unhurt, she has not been right mentally. That night in their apartment, Giuliana becomes highly agitated and fearful over a dream she had about sinking in quicksand. Ugo is unable to calm her or understand what she's experiencing.

Corrado visits her at an empty shop she's planning to open and talks about his life and the restless nature of his existence. She accompanies him to Ferrara on one of his worker recruitment drives, and she indirectly reveals details about her mental state. She tells him that when she was in the hospital, she met a young woman patient who was advised by her doctors to find someone or something to love. She speaks of the young woman feeling like there was "no ground beneath her, like she was sliding down a slope, sinking, always on the verge of drowning." They travel to a radio observatory in Medicina, where Corrado hopes to recruit a top worker. Surrounded by cold industrial architecture, Giuliana seems lost in her loneliness and isolation.

The following weekend, Giuliana, Ugo, and Corrado are walking beside a polluted estuary when they meet up with another couple, Max and Linda, and together they drive to a small riverside shack at Porto Corsini where they meet Emilia. They spend time in the shack engaged in trivial small talk filled with jokes, role-playing, and sexual innuendo. Giuliana seems to find temporary solace in these mindless distractions. In a dense fog, a mysterious ship docks directly outside their shack. During their conversations, Corrado and Giuliana have grown closer, and he shows interest and sympathy for her. When a doctor arrives to board the ship, Giuliana, seeing that the ship is now quarantined due to an infectious disease, rushes off in a state of panic almost driving off the pier.

Sometime later, Ugo leaves on a business trip, and Giuliana spends more time with Corrado, revealing more about her anxieties. One day, her son becomes suddenly paralyzed from the waist down. Fearing he has contracted polio, Giuliana tries to comfort him with a story about a young girl who lives on an island and swims off a beach at an isolated cove. The girl is at home with her surroundings, but after a mysterious sailing ship approaches offshore, all the rocks of the cove seem to come alive and sing to her in one voice. Soon after, Giuliana discovers to her shock that Valerio was only pretending to be paralyzed. Unable to imagine why her son would do such a cruel thing, Giuliana's sense of loneliness and isolation returns.

Desperate to end her inner turmoil, Giuliana goes to Corrado's room. Giuliana is distraught and begins to disrobe. Initially resisting Corrado's advances, the two make love in his bed. The intimacy, however, does little to relieve Giuliana's sense of isolation. Corrado drives Giuliana to her empty shop, where she remarks that there is something "awful" about reality. Later, Giuliana wanders to a dockside ship where she meets a foreign sailor and asks if the ship takes passengers. She tries to communicate her feelings to him, but he cannot understand her words. Acknowledging the reality of her isolation, she says, "We are all separate."

Later in the daytime, Giuliana is walking with her son near her husband's plant. Valerio notices a nearby smokestack emitting poisonous yellow smoke and wonders if birds are being killed by the toxic emissions. Giuliana tells him that the birds have learned not to fly near the smoke.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Desert_(film)




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