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Fellini: City Of Women (1981)
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"Phenomenal! A Gigantic Motion-Picture Spectacle." -Vincent Canby, The New York Times
In City Of Women, Fellini makes no secret of his obsession with women. Cast again as Felllini's favorite alter-ego, Marcello Mastroianni is brilliant as a modern-day Don Juan set adrift on the stormy seas of middle-age and feminism. The film opens with a train entering a leaf-framed tunnel - Fellini's first homage to the erotic metaphors of American movies that have become landmarks of our romantic fantasies. This is the first of many allusions, from Dante to Fred Astaire, marking City Of Women as another great work from the master.
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