*** i first saw this film in 1965 and the experience totally changed my life for the better and the best *** i had been educated (so called) by nuns+priests and .....etc. Giulietta showed me that LIFE was REAL and W0RTH LIVING because people like Federico existed and communicated love and fun and joy through film *** I really would have loved to spend one day near him @Cinecittà whilst he was filming !! tho' i am sure he could be scary !! THANK YOU for this 79 seconds of pure joy .... I have all Nino Rota's LPs as I love his music ..... all the best DAVE in LIVERPOOL
Thank You for posting this. As Fellini wonderfully shows, certain spirits can free us from harmful ideas and beliefs. The most powerful scene is when Juliette tells her mother in a dream, "I no longer listen to you!" Suddenly, a door opens that she'd been trying to open to find the child she heard crying. She then finds the little girl she once was. It can be a fierce struggle to free ourselves from harmful things we've been taught, like ignoring our feelings. This can make us neurotic, or anxious and depressed, even hysterical. Fellini had Jung analyze his dreams. We not only free ourselves from false ideologies, but also close the door to nymphs, satyrs and succubi. Fellini shows this as they recede when Juliette reclaims her feeling function in being herself.
I saw this back in college in my Fellini film class, back in the 1980’s, and I loved it! The lead actress, forgive me because I can’t remember her name, was Fellini’s wife, was excellent in this movie, and in the movie, La Strada. I think her name started with a G or a J.🧐
This was the Fellini film that awoke to his work. Until then I had only watched Satyricon and didn’t get his style. After Juliet of the Spirits something bit me, I saw all his films after that.
I was just thinking about Wes Anderson. Indeed he is outdone by Fellini, half a cenrtury earlier, on his own terms (Wes Anderson's imagery is to Fellini's what design is to art). On the other hand, Juliet of the Spirits is not one of the best Fellini films (81/2 or Amarcord are infinitely more engaging) and illustrates that gorgeous imagery, which is certainly not wanting in Juliet, is not enough.
Como é bom morder a língua (no bom sentido, claro!😋) ... eu cuspia pra cima, e sempre dizia que não gostava de nenhum filme de Frederico Fellini... pois achava que os mesmos são uma "lata de conserva vendida da cultura burguesa italiana, para Hollywood assistir "... hahaha... A Estrada da Vida, A Doce Vida, e outros badalados filmes de Fellini. Mais os filmes recentes desse cineasta italiano que tenho assistido... que são Entrevista (1987) e este Julieta dos Espíritos, fizeram eu repensar meus conceitos sobre Fellini... até que esse cineasta italiano fez uns filmes bons, né? Hahaha. No mais, um filme excelente, recomendo Julieta dos Espíritos!
Fellini of the spirits 1984 in America, when - as it is said, certain spirits were calling him on the phone to give him orders about the films he was shooting and he had to answer them with a yes or a no. Did he obey? If this is serious information, only Thomas Edison could work it out.
I love Pauline Keal ; but her review of this movie was scant , flat and careless : "A woman; whose husband is cheating on her- Has fantasies that take place on the sets of old MGM musicals". The End. Like, WHAT ? LOL .
*** i first saw this film in 1965 and the experience totally changed my life for the better and the best *** i had been educated (so called) by nuns+priests and .....etc.
Giulietta showed me that LIFE was REAL and W0RTH LIVING because people like Federico existed and communicated love and fun and joy through film *** I really would have loved to spend one day near him @Cinecittà whilst he was filming !! tho' i am sure he could be scary !! THANK YOU for this 79 seconds of pure joy .... I have all Nino Rota's LPs as I love his music ..... all the best DAVE in LIVERPOOL
Never tire of watching Giulietta, Valentina, and Sandra.
Thank You for posting this. As Fellini wonderfully shows, certain spirits can free us from harmful ideas and beliefs.
The most powerful scene is when Juliette tells her mother in a dream, "I no longer listen to you!" Suddenly, a door
opens that she'd been trying to open to find the child she heard crying. She then finds the little girl she once was.
It can be a fierce struggle to free ourselves from harmful things we've been taught, like ignoring our feelings.
This can make us neurotic, or anxious and depressed, even hysterical. Fellini had Jung analyze his dreams.
We not only free ourselves from false ideologies, but also close the door to nymphs, satyrs and succubi.
Fellini shows this as they recede when Juliette reclaims her feeling function in being herself.
Well said.
I've been looking everywhere for this film!!! First saw it on IFC when I was like 18 and the imagery has stayed with me and ingrained itself.
It’s on HBOmax now too
I saw it on a big screen about ten years ago. It was unbelievably gorgeous.
Nicolas Cage sent me here
Me too!!
Same , il see u on the citizen cane trailer next
Same
Nick knocked it out with this deep cut
Yep…😂
Man anytime i watch his trailers and movies my mind tickles . I always feel blazed
BIG comfort movie vibes
this was fellini's first film after his taking psychedelics
Certainly.....
@@thisislandearth cringe
I love this film!!
I saw this back in college in my Fellini film class, back in the 1980’s, and I loved it! The lead actress, forgive me because I can’t remember her name, was Fellini’s wife, was excellent in this movie, and in the movie, La Strada. I think her name started with a G or a J.🧐
Giulietta (Juliet) Masina. She's the one in the title ;-)
This is a great film.
It's so Indulgent. You know, he really is. He's one of the most indulgent filmmakers
IKR? he should have replaced all the actors with CGI aliens.
the key word here is indulgent
Is indulgence necessarily bad? We have some great art that was the result of indulgence, don’t we?
@@andaloudog Yes indulgence can be bad or good. It all depends from where it comes from.😊
Decadent like a rich dessert.
SUPERB!!
This was the Fellini film that awoke to his work. Until then I had only watched Satyricon and didn’t get his style. After Juliet of the Spirits something bit me, I saw all his films after that.
I here because of Nicholas too
Wes Anderson wishes he was Fellini so bad! his films are garbage this is a masterpiece!
Please tell me you’re joking… how can you even compare the two directors? Both great in their own way smh
@@andreapellegrino7937Wes Anderson films are so lame.. set designs instead of good screen plays…
I was just thinking about Wes Anderson. Indeed he is outdone by Fellini, half a cenrtury earlier, on his own terms (Wes Anderson's imagery is to Fellini's what design is to art). On the other hand, Juliet of the Spirits is not one of the best Fellini films (81/2 or Amarcord are infinitely more engaging) and illustrates that gorgeous imagery, which is certainly not wanting in Juliet, is not enough.
*Nino Rota soundtrack
Giulietta e Federico
Per sempre ❤❤
exelent picture.
Como é bom morder a língua (no bom sentido, claro!😋) ... eu cuspia pra cima, e sempre dizia que não gostava de nenhum filme de Frederico Fellini... pois achava que os mesmos são uma "lata de conserva vendida da cultura burguesa italiana, para Hollywood assistir "... hahaha... A Estrada da Vida, A Doce Vida, e outros badalados filmes de Fellini. Mais os filmes recentes desse cineasta italiano que tenho assistido... que são Entrevista (1987) e este Julieta dos Espíritos, fizeram eu repensar meus conceitos sobre Fellini... até que esse cineasta italiano fez uns filmes bons, né? Hahaha. No mais, um filme excelente, recomendo Julieta dos Espíritos!
good morning
Mark Mothersbaugh brought me here
Fellini of the spirits 1984 in America, when - as it is said, certain spirits were calling him on the phone to give him orders about the films he was shooting and he had to answer them with a yes or a no. Did he obey? If this is serious information, only Thomas Edison could work it out.
I love Pauline Keal ; but her review of this movie was scant , flat and careless : "A woman; whose husband is cheating on her- Has fantasies that take place on the sets of old MGM musicals". The End. Like, WHAT ? LOL .
Who’s here cuz of long legs
..this is on everyone's "top 10 pretentious cinephile list." 😂
Worst trailer I have ever seen for this movie. Bye seeing this trailer you have no idea about the movie.
All European films were sold through sex at this time. La Dolce Vita, even Bergman. Roger Corman was behind getting these films shown in the U.S. .