L immorale pietro germi biography
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Pietro Germi (1914–1974) was one of the outstanding personalities of Italian cinema from the 40s to the 70s. Born in Genoa, the director, actor, and screenwriter was one of the first generation of Neorealist directors alongside Visconti, De Sica, and Rossellini. Much like those of Antonio Pietrangeli, Germi’s directorial works represent a link between Neorealism and Commedia all’ italiana, “which doesn’t betray the former, but rather moves it forward in popular, satirical fashion” (Gerhard Midding). Germi gained international recognition and fame with his third film IN NOME DELLA LEGGE (1949), a milestone in the history of the mafia film which doubles up as a tribute to John Ford and Sicily, where Germi shot a total of five films. IL CAMMINO DELLA SPERANZA (1950), IL FERROVIERE (1956) and the literary adaptation UN MALEDETTO IMBROGLIO (1959), in which Germi also took on the leading role, established him as a significant force in Italian cinema. The Oscar-winning international success DIVORZIO ALL’ITALIANA followed in 1961, which was the start of a series of socially critical comedies about Italian customs, traditions, and laws which polemicized the discrimination of the woman and the dual morals of the bourgeoisie. What’s characteristic of Germi’s films is their prec
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L’IMMORALE
Film Notes
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Muchas cuerdas para un violín
Muchas cuerdas para un violín (título original italiano: L'immorale) es una película franco-italiana dirigida por Pietro Germi y estrenada en el Festival de Cannes en 1967.[1]
Sinopsis
[editar]Sergio tiene una vida complicada, con una esposa legítima y dos amantes, en la Italia de los años 60. Profesor de violín, divide su vida entre dos familias paralelas, la de su esposa Giulia y la de Adele, que lo absorben por completo, tanto por el doble compromiso de padre y marido, como por el amor que lo une a ambos. Para complicar aún más la historia, entra un nuevo amor, Marisa, una joven que conoció durante un viaje. Incapaz de romper los vínculos anteriores, alterna entre las tres mujeres, multiplicando las mentiras, los almuerzos, los regalos para diversas ocasiones tanto para sus amantes como para sus hijos. Sergio sueña con poder reunir a todos en una gran familia y preocupado, confía en un sacerdote.[2]
Ficha técnica
[editar]- Título original italiano: L'immorale
- Realización: Pietro Germi
- Guion: Carlo Bernari, Pietro Germi, Alfredo Giannetti, Tullio Pinelli
- Producción: Compagnia Cinematografica Montoro, Dear Film Produzione, Les Productions Artistes Associés
- Música: Carlo Rustichelli
- Ubicación: Roma, Ita