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Michelangelo Antonioni

L'Avventura (1960)

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Drama - Italy.

 

Anna, the daughter of a wealthy businessman, leads a privileged life in Rome with her architect fiancé Sandro. Along with Sandro, her closest friend Claudia and a group of fellow socialites, they undertake a yacht excursion to an island off the coast of Sicily. Anna vanishes from the scene when she leaves the yacht to explore the island on foot. The shock of her disappearance and the lack of any sign of her whereabouts shatter the complacency of her family and friends. Only Sandro and Claudia make real efforts to find the slightest trace of Anna. But the void revealed in the aftermath haunts them at every turn, stalking their growing mutual affection.

 

L’Avventura received a special prize at the 1960 Cannes Film Festival for “creating a new film language”. In presenting the teeming uncertainty of modern life without offering the slightest recourse of a motive or explanation, Michelangelo Antonioni provoked audiences to look at films in a new way. A regular fixture on myriad lists of the greatest films made, L’Avventura remains a landmark of film history.

 

"L'Avventura has still held up remarkably well, perhaps because the creepiness of existence remains topical in these apathetic times" - Filmcritic.com

 

Cast & Credits: Gabriele Ferzetti / Monica Vitti / Lea Massari / Dominique Blanchar / Directed by Michelangelo Antonioni

 

Awards: Cannes Film Festival (1960), Won, Special Jury Prize / Cannes Film Festival (1960), Nominated, Palme d'Or / British Film Institute Awards (1960), Won, Sutherland Trophy / BAFTA Awards (1961), Nominated, Best Film from any source / BAFTA Awards (1961), Nominated, Best Foreign Actress

 


Technical: 1960 / 137 minutes / Italian with English subtitles / Mono audio / 1.75 : 1 Black & White / DVD PAL Multi Region / MRBDVD09

 

Licensed from Intramovies on behalf of Cine Del Duca.

 

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