Review of Allonsanfan (1974) by Issac L — 27 Sep 2011
Morricone is a true hero of music composition (ask Tarantino and his continuous tradition of ripping off world stuff) and his flawless creation exalts the status of this magnificent masterpiece by the underrated Taviani brothers. Accurate, passionate and incredible performances by an equally underrated Italian cast except for the already loved Mastroianni, all of them impersonating men of idealistic bravura and unavoidable melancholy of the past. Pitch-perfect cinematography and ironies throughout in a movie set in uproarious political times.
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99/100.
This review of Allonsanfan (1974) was written by Issac L on 27 Sep 2011.
Allonsanfan has generally received positive reviews.
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