@plainoldme,
plainoldme wrote:David, if you think your post professing ignorance of the movie
Amarcord is funny, please, stop embarrassing yourself.
Y the dramatic acrimony and ill will, Plain ??
It was an innocent, innocuous question on a harmless subject.
R u residually
angry at me for our disagreements on other threads?
Carrying a grudge against me because of my love of freedom ?
I saw no humor in the question; that did not occur to me.
plainoldme wrote:Have you ever heard of Federico Fellini?
Yes
plainoldme wrote:Do you know what he did?
Some of it; not all of it, I 'm not an expert on him.
plainoldme wrote:Fellini was the iconic Italian director of 8 and 1/2, La Strada, Roma, La Dolce Vita and many more.
I remember
8 1/2 and
La Dolce Vita being attributed to him;
more vague in my memory is
Roma associated with his name.
Its been a while; maybe 1950s or 60s.
I did not attend showings of his work.
As I remember, his advertizing gave me the impression
that his art was not to my taste.
For the most part, I don 't have passionate artistic interests.
Some of my girlfriends have faulted me for this.
Your implicit denunciation of my failure to join in your artistic interests is logically unjustified.
plainoldme wrote:Amarcord, which translates as I Remember, tells the coming of age story (not an American tradition)
of a boy growing up in northern Italy, proud of his mixed Celtic and Latin heritage.
The film is semi-autobiographical. It is a delightful and complicated film full of crazy characters
which would take too long to describe.
I suggest you either rent it from Netflicks or that you look around and see if a repertory theatre is screening it.
It was nice of u to answer my question.
Thanks for your advice.
David