#0000C: TATÒ, Anna Maria: Marcello Mastroianni: I Remember (1997)

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TATÒ, Anna Maria (Italy)
Marcello Mastroianni: I Remember [1997]
Spine #0000C
Blu-ray


Documentary about the actor Marcello Mastroianni.

198 Minutes
Black and White/Color
Dolby SR
1:37:1
Criterion Release 2020


Anna Maria Tatò was 57 when she directed Marcello Mastroianni: I Remember.

The Film

The 198-minute running time scared me. But this beautiful, loving documentary held my attention for its entire length. Mastroianni is fleshed out as a real human being, not the prototype “Latin Lover,” which annoyed him for so many years.

In addition to the six Fellini films he acted in:
  1. La Dolce Vita (1960)
  2. 8½ (1963)
  3. Roma (1972)
  4. City of Women (1980)
  5. Ginger and Fred (1986)
  6. Intervista (1987)
Tatò includes clips from many of the other 141 films he made (“many bad,” MM admits), or admired:
  1. FREELAND: Flying Down to Rio (1933)
  2. MONICELLI: Padri e Figli i Compagni (1957)
  3. GOLDFARB: Fellini — a Director’s Notebook (1969)
  4. MICHALKOV: Oci Ciornie (1987)
  5. BEMBERG: De Eso No Se Habla (1993)
  6. GERMI: Divorzio all’Italiana (1961)
  7. PETRI: Todo Modo Le Mani Sporche (1978-)
  8. MAGNI: Scipione Detto Anche l’Africano (1971)
  9. SCOLA: Una Giornata Particolare (1977)
  10. SCOLA: Dramma Della Gelosia (Tutti i Particolari in Cronaca) (1970)
  11. DE SICA: Amanti (1968)
  12. DE SICA: Ieri, Oggi, Domani (1963)
  13. DE SICA: Matrimonio all’Italiana (1964)
  14. SAKS: Cin Cin (1991)
  15. SCOLA: La Nuit de Varennes (1982)
  16. FERRERI: Touchez Pas La Femme Blanche (1974)
  17. BELLOCCHIO: Enrico IV (1984)
  18. PETRI: La Decima Vittima (1965)
  19. FAENZA: Sostiene Pereira (1995)
  20. MONICELLI: Casanova 70 (1965)
  21. CORBUCCI: Giallo Napoletano (1979)
  22. FARALDO: Tragico Ritorno (1952)
  23. MOFFA: La Principessa Delle Canarie (1954)
  24. FERRERI: Ciao Maschio (1978)
  25. VISCONTI: Le Notti Blanche (1957)
  26. PETRI: L’Assassino (1961)
  27. ROSSELLINI: Roma Città Aperta (1945)
  28. BLASETTI: Peccato Che Sia Una Canaglia (1954)
Theater:
  1. BROOK: Cin Cin (1984)
  2. MICHALKOV: Pianola Meccanica
  3. GIOVANNINI: Ciao Rudy
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