Italian Cinema - Beginner's Guide Compilation (Neorealism, Spaghetti Westerns, Rossellini)

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Babe wake up, new kubricklynch video just dropped.

As an Italian, thank you so much for making this video.
Also, the fact you know about THAIS (which even Italians to this day ignores) shows how much dedicated you are, you have an immense knowledge about cinema history! I love your channel, please keep up the good work!

To say that "Duck, You Sucker" is overlooked is an understatement. It is practically forgotten, and it definitely doesn't deserve it. The most emotion-inducing spaghetti western I've seen.
"The Great Silence" also stands out pretty noticeably for not having a positive ending where the protagonist kills everybody and rides into the sunset (if there can be a sunset in the snowy mountains).

That was a lot to absorb! I'm going to have to go back and re-watch in sections. Well done.

thank you so much for the video, i'm an italian who studies cinema and I'm so happy that someone talks about those amazing films :)

All your videos have and amazing quality and research. I appreciate your work so much.

I also recommend the many historical Italian costume films, such as Jesus of Nazareth (Zeffirelli), Romeo and Juliet (Zeffirelli) Ulysses (Mario Camerini), the latter with a great Kirk Douglas

Thanks for your brilliant video! I learn a lot about italian cinema, besides the spaghetti western and giallo/horror genre.

This is great work man, thank you so fcnk muh for all of your work. Been following you on IG for a while now, keep it up!

Sorrentino's best political movie is his older one: il Divo. It's an undeniable masterpiece and a must-watch for sure.

Do Indian cinema next

You should look at 3rd cinema

Bicycle Theves was good

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