The Wanderings of a Clown: The Autobiography of Federico Fellini

I, Fellini

◆The only director to have won one Cannes Palme d'Or, two Venice Silver Lions, and five Academy Awards ◆He is considered one of the "Holy Trinity" of modern art films, along with Bergman and Tarkovsky
◆A precious summary of the life and film creation of the Italian legendary film master Fellini——————
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Federico Fellini is an Italian film master whose artistic films have reached an unsurpassed peak in Europe since 1960. He has influenced Stanley Kubrick, Woody Allen, Martin Scorsese, David Lynch, Tim Burton, and others, and is considered one of the most influential directors of the 20th century.
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Fellini's skillful use of the camera and his "stream of consciousness" editing method interweave memories, imagination, dreams and reality, giving him a glimpse into the decay of vanity and analyzing the fear of the soul, making the audience outside the camera feel as if they are wrapped in an absurd yet real dream.
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This book is a precious summary of Fellini's life and film creation. He said: "I have told you the whole life I have lived."
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Media Comments:
In the cinema, you can always recognize a Fellini film; he has his own unique style. Some things can't be learned; they're innate. He was a first-rate clown with great, unique ideas.
—Billy Wilder ◆ I was deeply moved when I saw "The Strada" in the theater when I was young. If you appreciate Federico Fellini's films, you can't miss these two masterpieces: "Amarcord" and "8 1/2."
—Hou Hsiao-hsien ◆ Fellini's autobiography, which began with "The Flirt" and continues to this day, has always moved me. I recognize the countryside that self-evaluates through its relationship with film, constantly comparing it with another world—film—and the depressed youth of moviegoers.
——Italo Calvino

2019-01-01

雅众文化/上海三联书店

384

9787542665072