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Director: | Fellini, Federico, Baas, Balduin, Bonacchi, Ronaldo, Colosimo, Clara, Labi, Elizabeth, Villella, Ferdinando |
Studio: | Daimo Cinematografica |
Writer: | Federico Fellini, Federico Fellini |
Rating: | 7.1 (1,748 votes) |
Date Added: | 2012-06-05 |
ASIN: | 720917050041 |
Awards: | 1 win |
Genre: | Italian films |
IMDb: | 0079759 |
Duration: | 1:12:00 |
Aspect Ratio: | 1.37 : 1 |
Sound: | Mono |
Languages: | Italian |
Subtitles: | English |
LAC code: | 300001284 |
DVD or VHS: | DVD |
Original: | original |
Fellini, Federico, Baas, Balduin, Bonacchi, Ronaldo, Colosimo, Clara, Labi, Elizabeth, Villella, Ferdinando | ... | (Director) |
Federico Fellini, Federico Fellini | ... | (Writer) |
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Balduin Baas | ... | Conductor | Clara Colosimo | ... | Harp player | Elizabeth Labi | ... | Piano player | Ronaldo Bonacchi | ... | Bassoon player | Ferdinando Villella | ... | Cello player | Franco Iavarone | ... | Bass tuba player | David Maunsell | ... | First violin | Francesco Aluigi | ... | Second violin | Andy Miller | ... | Oboe player | Sibyl Mostert | ... | Flute player | Franco Mazzieri | ... | Trumpet player | Daniele Pagani | ... | Trombone player | Luigi Uzzo | ... | Violin player | Cesare Martignon | ... | Clarinet player | Umberto Zuanelli | ... | Copyist |
Comments: DIT 136
Summary: Legendary Italian director Federico Fellini (La Dolce Vita, Amarcord) offered up this departure in 1979, centering on the travails of an orchestra and the relationships within it. Aiming for a more sober, studied approach than in his other work, Fellini explores the dynamics of the musicians as they prepare for a concert under the tutelage of a belligerent conductor. Shooting in the style of a television documentary with interviews and behind-the-scenes footage, Fellini manages to create the subtly absurdist humor he is known for while still drawing parallels to modern society from this troupe of musicians. Featuring the lush musical score of longtime collaborator Nino Rota (The Godfather) and Fellini's unique visuals, The Orchestra Rehearsal is a must for both fans of the director and the uninitiated. --Robert Lane
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