This article aims to reconsider the role of adaptation in the development of modern Italian cinema, from the neorealist season to the auteur cinema of the 1960s. If the new post-war realism seems to celebrate “purity” of a de-dramatized representation of reality, it is far from inducing a renunciation of the artifices of screenwriting. Neorealism is largely based on film adaptations, as evidenced by masterpieces such as Ossessione (Visconti, 1943) or Le Voleur de bicyclettes (De Sica, 1948). From the comparative analysis of La Terre tremble (Visconti, 1948) and La Fille de Parme (Pietrangeli, 1963), it is a question of considering Italian modernity under the terms of the novel: against the principle of fidelity, the practice of adaptation p...
From 1945 to the seventies, the main contributors of the Italian cinema reached a very high level of...
This article aims to engage with the ways in which contemporary global cinema looks back at the Ital...
The article discusses early attempts at fi lm adaptation of literature in silent cinema, especially ...
This article examines three cinematic adaptations – Julien Duvivier’s “Panique” (1946), Ladislao Vaj...
Post-war Italian cinema has its rightful place in history under the label of "neorealism". It is a p...
Le cinéma italien d’après-guerre a sa place légitime dans l’Histoire sous l’étiquette du « néoréalis...
Cet article s’intéresse au film San Michele aveva un gallo de Paolo et Vittorio Taviani (1972), une ...
Cet article se penche sur Viaggio in Italia (1954) de Roberto Rossellini. L’auteur montre que l’enje...
Many commedia all’italiana filmmakers have acknowledged the neorealist mode of production as a sourc...
Early 20th-century avant-gardes put a premium on the notion of "originality" and so created a cult...
Many commedia all’italiana filmmakers have acknowledged the neorealist mode of production as a sourc...
The article explores the place of women and migrants in Italian Neorealist and New Migrant cinema, a...
Un coup d’oeil heuristique sur le champ de l’adaptation de la littérature au cinéma montre qu’un gra...
When fascism fell in Italy at the end of World War 2, Italian film-makers were no longer required to...
The literature has provided master plots to cinema from its origins. For many years we spoke about a...
From 1945 to the seventies, the main contributors of the Italian cinema reached a very high level of...
This article aims to engage with the ways in which contemporary global cinema looks back at the Ital...
The article discusses early attempts at fi lm adaptation of literature in silent cinema, especially ...
This article examines three cinematic adaptations – Julien Duvivier’s “Panique” (1946), Ladislao Vaj...
Post-war Italian cinema has its rightful place in history under the label of "neorealism". It is a p...
Le cinéma italien d’après-guerre a sa place légitime dans l’Histoire sous l’étiquette du « néoréalis...
Cet article s’intéresse au film San Michele aveva un gallo de Paolo et Vittorio Taviani (1972), une ...
Cet article se penche sur Viaggio in Italia (1954) de Roberto Rossellini. L’auteur montre que l’enje...
Many commedia all’italiana filmmakers have acknowledged the neorealist mode of production as a sourc...
Early 20th-century avant-gardes put a premium on the notion of "originality" and so created a cult...
Many commedia all’italiana filmmakers have acknowledged the neorealist mode of production as a sourc...
The article explores the place of women and migrants in Italian Neorealist and New Migrant cinema, a...
Un coup d’oeil heuristique sur le champ de l’adaptation de la littérature au cinéma montre qu’un gra...
When fascism fell in Italy at the end of World War 2, Italian film-makers were no longer required to...
The literature has provided master plots to cinema from its origins. For many years we spoke about a...
From 1945 to the seventies, the main contributors of the Italian cinema reached a very high level of...
This article aims to engage with the ways in which contemporary global cinema looks back at the Ital...
The article discusses early attempts at fi lm adaptation of literature in silent cinema, especially ...