La Strada Part 1

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  • Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
  • La Strada is a 1954 Italian neo-realist drama directed by Federico Fellini from his own screenplay co-written with Tullio Pinelli and Ennio Flaiano.
    part 2 • La Strada Part 2

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  • @fatooshtkd
    @fatooshtkd Год назад +6

    I found it !! I found it !! I watched this when I was about seven....... I have been looking all over.... I subscribed... thank you, thank you, and thank you....

  • @神田さとし
    @神田さとし 2 года назад +13

    日本語で失礼します。日本名「道」は、とても有名なイタリア映画です。誰もがこの映画を見て感動しました。名作中の名作です。50年以上前に見ましたが、今でも当時の感動を思い出します。ありがとうございました。

    • @TheHamakazu
      @TheHamakazu 10 месяцев назад +3

      私もこの映画を見て感動しました。もう70年位前です。浪人生で毎日鬱々としてました。勇気をいただき
      入学出来ました。

  • @maryanneevans9563
    @maryanneevans9563 3 года назад +12

    This movie is a gem!

  • @eckhardbruegger4449
    @eckhardbruegger4449 4 года назад +13

    This is a classic world famous movie.

  • @mzahidirshad1
    @mzahidirshad1 7 лет назад +12

    this movie is greatest ever...makes me cry whenever that tune played

  • @josecanorapontones2745
    @josecanorapontones2745 12 лет назад +6

    Esta película la vi con unos 12 años y algunas escenas no las olvidé nunca, hoy tengp 64 años.

  • @alainnavaron6644
    @alainnavaron6644 2 года назад +12

    Un chef d œuvre du cinéma italien et en général ,très certainement un des plus beaux films de tout les temps.♥️♥️♥️

  • @Jean93656
    @Jean93656 8 лет назад +15

    Vive Fellini, l'un des plus grands metteurs en scène de toute l'histoire du cinéma!

  • @TheVThakur
    @TheVThakur 10 лет назад +26

    One of my absolute favourite! A beautiful gift from the great director Federico Fellini. Giulietta Masina (His wife) is adorable in this movie. A great performance from her.

    • @williamhobbs3973
      @williamhobbs3973 Год назад +2

      I agree, 100%. A masterpiece.

    • @N0p3er5
      @N0p3er5 Год назад +1

      I DO NOT find this adorable. That's highly offensive to those who are intelligent in ways others can never understand. Humans are stupid.

    • @author7027
      @author7027 Год назад

      @@N0p3er5 is she not adorable?

    • @poponsingers
      @poponsingers Год назад +1

      Sono giapponese e ho visto questo film molte volte. Mi commuovo ogni volta che lo guardo.

    • @poetcomic1
      @poetcomic1 Год назад

      Some critics said she over-acted and was too 'expressive'. Giuletta agreed with them but said "I wish I could be subtle but this crazy face of mine - if I smile a little or wink it is like an earthquake!"

  • @surabhichavan9673
    @surabhichavan9673 2 года назад +4

    Thank you for adding English subtitles!

    • @annekekrikke1331
      @annekekrikke1331 Год назад

      Hoe , ?dat heb ik niet gezien . Dat wilde ik ook graag.

  • @THORMYN1
    @THORMYN1 Год назад +8

    This , the Bicycle thief , The miracle of Milano and a few others produced in the 50s and 60s are the best films ever to come out of Italian cinema

    • @poetcomic1
      @poetcomic1 Год назад

      Umberto D is the ultimate heart-breaker. Even more so than La Strada.

  • @emmaphilo4049
    @emmaphilo4049 2 года назад +15

    This movie has a lot of beauty and poetry to it. But it's also very sad. We are all on the road, some more protected than some others.

  • @中島俊一郎
    @中島俊一郎 11 лет назад +14

    part 1、part 2ともに見ましたがジェルソミーナがとても印象的です。和訳がついていないので一言一句は理解不能ですが 役者の表情で伝わってきました(勝手な解釈かも知れませんが)涙なくしては見れません戦後10年も経たずしてこんな作品を送り出せるなんて イタリア ってなんて凄い国なんでしょう !!

  • @woundsthatneverheal9449
    @woundsthatneverheal9449 7 лет назад +11

    One of the greatest films ever.

  • @elainehallows5160
    @elainehallows5160 Год назад +1

    This is my first viewing of this film, and watching it without subtitles though I don't speak italian. It is so vivid and archetypal it is mesmerising, truly. And I'm bang in love with Anthony Quinn, which I am rather concerned about 🙃

    • @fatooshtkd
      @fatooshtkd Год назад +1

      I always have been, as well.... Looked ALL OVER FOR THIS FILM,,,,,, I love him SO MUCH !!

  • @ogilo201
    @ogilo201 11 лет назад +5

    I took a class in college where we watched this movie, the blue angel, the bicycle their and so on.

  • @Relda999
    @Relda999 12 лет назад +4

    how i love this movie, i can see it over n over again!!

  • @pennywisesmith3383
    @pennywisesmith3383 10 лет назад +10

    She's so adorable. I thought this movie was so cute until it started getting dark. I didn't see that ending coming.

    • @N0p3er5
      @N0p3er5 Год назад

      You people are so dumb.

  • @jeffreysanaephillips5233
    @jeffreysanaephillips5233 12 лет назад +1

    La strada is the most beautiful film I have ever seen. Thank you!!

  • @williamhobbs3973
    @williamhobbs3973 Год назад +1

    The end of the film is very sad. It filled my eyes with tears

    • @N0p3er5
      @N0p3er5 Год назад

      She rises, you don't get to see it.

  • @forbiddenknowledgeuncovere9610
    @forbiddenknowledgeuncovere9610 4 года назад +14

    FELLINI"s masterpiece which he never equalled but how could he. I grew up with an Italian American father like Zampano . So cruel, hardly human. This is a slice of the underside of the human condition. REALISM++++

    • @jay1jayf
      @jay1jayf 2 года назад +1

      oof

    • @stj971
      @stj971 Год назад +1

      Love this but Notte di Cabiria is my fav

    • @N0p3er5
      @N0p3er5 Год назад +1

      Yes. I was Gelsomina. Spoiler alert: she doesn't die. She rises and burns those fuckers in their beds (:

  • @koroshiya_1
    @koroshiya_1 2 года назад +1

    This film broke my heart 😢

  • @waynejackson3162
    @waynejackson3162 Год назад

    The famous photographer: Henri Cartier Bresson, visited Italy, back when this movie was released, he took few photos, but did take some pictures, he moved on to other parts of Europe, though, soon after.

  • @ikeyasusumu
    @ikeyasusumu 11 лет назад +5

    thanks.this is my most favorite moves in my life.
    gelsomina is always my angel for ever.

  • @nownowswanow
    @nownowswanow 2 года назад +9

    As a Japanese, when asked about a masterpiece in the history of world cinema, "Lawrence of Arabia" and this movie can be answered immediately.

    • @davidjordan9759
      @davidjordan9759 2 года назад +2

      Both had Anthony Quinn in them. (trivia)

    • @Deedeedeeep
      @Deedeedeeep 2 года назад +2

      As a Japanese, you must immediately mention "Seven Samurai"

    • @Claytone-Records
      @Claytone-Records Год назад +1

      @@Deedeedeeep And Tetsuo?

  • @SudipChattopadhyaya
    @SudipChattopadhyaya 11 лет назад +1

    thanks for uploading...my all time fav film.....

  • @oscarjimenez5835
    @oscarjimenez5835 2 года назад +2

    Gracias desde Durango, México.

  • @mickeyray3793
    @mickeyray3793 3 года назад +1

    Oh, I can't even count the many times I have watched my LaStrada DVD over and over. And I don't even speak Italian@

  • @jrauliglesias8847
    @jrauliglesias8847 10 лет назад +5

    Peliculón.Giulleta me hiciste llorar con ocho años y tengo cincuenta y seis y siento lo mismo.Espero conocerte en el más allá.

  • @kindnessfirst9670
    @kindnessfirst9670 3 года назад +2

    Anthony Quinn showing that a Mexican (born Manuel Oaxaca in Chihuahua, Mexico) can play an Italian! His other roles included playing Greeks, Arabs, Chinese, Phillippino , Italian and even an Oscar nominated role as French. At age 32 he became an American. I met him in 1984 when a friend was in a play with him.

    • @bertha4430
      @bertha4430 2 года назад +1

      Was he born in Oaxaca? I thought he was half Irish-American and half Mexican ; I suppose I was wrong. One of the greatest world actors and a fine painter as well.

    • @kindnessfirst9670
      @kindnessfirst9670 2 года назад +1

      ​@@bertha4430 He was Mexican- American and born in Oaxaca, Mexico. Both parents were Mexican and his dad was of half Irish ancestry.

  • @godlessoutsider2283
    @godlessoutsider2283 5 лет назад +1

    Thanks for this cinema man…

  • @mickeyray3793
    @mickeyray3793 3 года назад +9

    The lonely horse walks by......60 years later, we still shed tears for the lonely horse. Was that even in the script? Or did it just happen?

    • @jonmarks6808
      @jonmarks6808 Год назад +2

      I would like to know that also. I love the clip clop sound the horse makes

    • @LondonPower
      @LondonPower Год назад

      You can't find horses walking alone in this parts of the world

    • @ulicadluga
      @ulicadluga Год назад

      24:38 - it says all about the "human condition"!

  • @sridevishivarajan3918
    @sridevishivarajan3918 2 года назад

    thank you so much.

  • @دكتورفريدالجراح-س6ب

    Good evening
    This is Dr. Farid Al-Jarrah
    Today we will be with the giant creator, the great actor Anthony Quinn, the giant director Federico Fellini, and the film La Strada (1954).
    Critics unanimously agree that La Strada (1954), directed by Italian director Federico Fellini, is one of the most important films in the history of world cinema, and the most influential of many giant directors. It is the first film to win the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film, in addition to fifty other cinematic awards. And the film made the director, Federico Fellini, one of the most prominent directors in the world, and because of him, Giulietta Massina and Anthony Quinn jumped to become international stars.
    The film revolves around Gelsomina.. (Giulietta Massina), a kind girl who suffers from some mental problems and lives with her mother and siblings in extreme poverty in rural Italy in the fifties of the twentieth century. Her sister, Rosa, had left the family to work as a clown with a rough-and-tumble man named Zampano (Anthony Quinn) traveling as a solo performer at a game that agitated passers-by. This man returns to the family, to inform the mother that her daughter has died, without disclosing the cause of death. And the mother collapses, she cannot even visit her daughter's grave, because she does not have the money to visit the grave located far away. The man had another goal, which is to ask the mother to give him another daughter to replace the deceased, for ten thousand Italian lire (sixteen dollars). The mother accepts because of her extreme poverty. In this case, she will be able to cover some of the costs of her family, whose number will be reduced, and thus the cost. The mother chose her daughter, Gelsomina, who submitted to her mother's will and joined the man, despite the mother's belated remorse. And soon the girl discovers that the man is nothing but a selfish monster who only knows how to satisfy his ambitions and take advantage of every opportunity to steal, without paying any attention to others, and therefore he exploits her sexually, humiliates her and teaches her to work as a clown while presenting his itinerant shows. The man was not ashamed in everything he did, even harassing women in front of her, and therefore cosmetic powders often covered her innocent face, which gave her a childish appearance that increased her innocence. By chance, they meet an acrobatic player who specializes in rope walking shows, and he is a nice, fun-loving young man. This player teaches Gelsomina to play the trumpet and tries to convince her to work with him, but she refuses because she is convinced of her fate, but this player mocks and insults the man in front of everyone, angering him to the point that he chases him with a knife. On one occasion, they meet the player in a remote area, and the man attacks him and kills him unintentionally in front of Gelsomina, who collapses due to what she saw, so he leaves her while she is sleeping in an uninhabited area, leaving her with some clothes and her horn. And the years pass, and while the man is passing through a city, he hears a girl singing a melody that Gelsomina used to play on the trumpet, so he asks her about the source of the melody, and she tells him that she learned it from an unknown girl whose father had found her and sympathized with her, so he brought her home and she lived with them, but she died. The man feels pain, which is a strange feeling for him, so he goes to the bar and stirs up a fight after some alcoholic drinks, which gets him fired. And then he goes to the coast, where he breaks down with regret for his way of life, his fatal loneliness, and all the misdeeds he's committed..?
    Best regards
    Dr. Farid Al-Jarrah

  • @bGlennjamin
    @bGlennjamin  12 лет назад +8

    SUBS! I'm sorry for the delay. I've been so busy.

  • @LondonPower
    @LondonPower Год назад

    I like the first scene the old mama talks like Greek mother so familiar to me 😂

  • @OdileMartin-v9y
    @OdileMartin-v9y 7 месяцев назад

    Merveilleux film.si émouvant.je ne m en lasse jamais😂

  • @荒木俊和
    @荒木俊和 10 месяцев назад

    名作中の名作‼️

  • @cynthiahawkins2389
    @cynthiahawkins2389 2 года назад

    She stole my heart years ago on first viewing - with the derby, at (8:45).."Zampano is here.."

  • @tukikagehyougoful
    @tukikagehyougoful 10 месяцев назад

    最初の場面の…親が娘を見世物に売る描写がわざとらしく悲しい…このシーンの各俳優さんの技量が素晴らしい!!

  • @lizls
    @lizls 11 лет назад +1

    Thanks! I've looking for it! Specially in italian :D

  • @greenlemon5856
    @greenlemon5856 7 лет назад +1

    I feel so sad for Gelsomina

  • @keesvanes2311
    @keesvanes2311 Год назад

    What a pity the sound of Italian classics is so poor. All dialogues were recorded after the movie was shot/edited and synchronised in post production. The audio of the kids in the opening scene sounds is clearly recorded in a big studio - it sounds just silly.

  • @aabee3695
    @aabee3695 5 лет назад +1

    Why did I laugh when the lonely horse walked at 20:44

  • @mickeyray3793
    @mickeyray3793 3 года назад +1

    Italian!

  • @Jean93656
    @Jean93656 11 лет назад

    Absolument sublime, bien sûr.

  • @annekekrikke1331
    @annekekrikke1331 Год назад

    Mijn vader had het heel vaak over deze film. Ik he heel lang hier naar gezocht. Nu dus gevonden ,maar helaas ik versta er niets van, helaas. Is er ook een die er een Nederlandse ondertiteling heeft???

  • @竹内豊-g2z
    @竹内豊-g2z 8 месяцев назад

    It's one of the most famous movies in movie history. Zampano is a sinful human, Gelsomina is an innocent Christ, and the young man is God in the form of an angel. It's very Western. Why are movies like this made? If you look at the current situation in Russia, Ukraine, and Israel and Palestine, you will understand. Is this the fate of Judeo-Christianity? Anyway, the music is wonderful.

  • @clarkewi
    @clarkewi 12 лет назад +2

    This is the story of Western Civilization.

    • @N0p3er5
      @N0p3er5 Год назад

      Finally, a smart person.

  • @tukikagehyougoful
    @tukikagehyougoful 10 месяцев назад

    最終的に気づいても…あたしは今頃…なくなった娘の恩に…気づいても遅いねん…!!!!

  • @Freeforall77
    @Freeforall77 12 лет назад +1

    SUBTITLES!

  • @southface6684
    @southface6684 2 месяца назад

    Italians they know from circuses 😂 how to put a good show

  • @superlink157
    @superlink157 12 лет назад

    yo te apoyo pongan subtitulos

  • @luguercheto
    @luguercheto 12 лет назад +1

    por favor, subtitulos al español !!

    • @colt49ers97
      @colt49ers97 Год назад

      It's an Italian movie so fuck that

  • @Sapsche
    @Sapsche 11 лет назад +3

    Giulietta Masina looks like a female version of Harpo Marx to me - at least as Gelsomina :)

  • @XcashblackX
    @XcashblackX 12 лет назад

    no subs :(

  • @jeffreysanaephillips5233
    @jeffreysanaephillips5233 12 лет назад

    The

  • @최미자-y8r
    @최미자-y8r Год назад

    인류최고의령화시네

  • @최미자-y8r
    @최미자-y8r Год назад

    내가본인류최의령화시다

  • @최미자-y8r
    @최미자-y8r Год назад

    내가본란류푀소의열화시네 레요ㅓ니쿠ㅏㅇㅇ 델소미나 인류최고이시다

  • @최미자-y8r
    @최미자-y8r Год назад

    린류최고늬령화시가

  • @최미자-y8r
    @최미자-y8r Год назад

    내가본인류최고릐령화시다

  • @メンヘラ-d7n
    @メンヘラ-d7n 2 года назад

    Mamma mia 😲 いわゆる la donna autistica 🤡 e il psicopato 👹 世の中よくあるタイプですよね。感動しました。忘れられない名作😭