Review of La Notte (1961) by M C — 15 Oct 2016
Wow. A moody little gem; a quiet poetic and melancholic masterpiece that beats on its own. I wish it ended when they're walking down the gold field. However, Americans have never been able to do anything close and I'm surprised they even understand such a film.
The scene at the cabaret influenced the composer Angelo Badalamenti as well as David lunch in its surrealism.
Antonioni's best film by far.
This review of La Notte (1961) was written by M C on 15 Oct 2016.
La Notte has generally received very positive reviews.
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