Federico Fellini

One of the most influential Italian film directors was Federico Fellini, which was popular after the Second World War. Fellini's film photograph contains 24 titles, but it contains five Oscars. The influence of Federico Fellini has become an indispensable part of the movie industry and some of its impact is not recorded even in today's society, for example the word "paparazzi" is his movie "Sweet It comes from Life. "And that means what it is today.

Amarcode, Federico Fellini. Federico Fellini may never bear the reputation of '8 1/2' and his fantastic giant is ridiculed to be self-destructive after bloating after being released, and he is in the position of his masterpiece And to some of the inspirational generations that movie student creates their own spiritual dream story. His violent and extensive attack on the declining elite of Rome is also addicted to the wealth of society, it is mere criticism. He has produced many other fascinating and wonderful pictures - for example he is keen on the color and movement of the Rococo kaleidoscope made up of adult memoirs "I Vitelloni" and "spiritual Juliet". Fear and violence are lurking at the edge of Felini's vibrant, visually appealing farm, but as usual the mood is celebrated. It's gorgeous with you, can not explain - just like "Amarcord"

Federico Fellini has won 12 Oscar nominations and is definitely the most famous director in the history of Italian films. When Fellini studied under the guidance of Rossellini, he developed his own style and eventually turned from scriptwriter to director in the 1950s. He has autographed and supervised several Oscar nominating works, including I Vitelloni (1953) and La Strada (1954), starring internationally renowned Anthony Quinn and Le Notti di Cabiria (1957 Cabiria Night) I will. They won the Oscar Best Foreign Language Film Award. These movies establish the voice of Felini's supervisor characterized by a combination of the essence of dreams and real life, as opposed to realism with Rosellini and also political.