Review of L'Avventura (1960) by Thomas M — 17 Jul 2010
When Baumbach and Anderson visit privileged ennui in their movies, they include laughs. Antonioni takes the harder road and doubles up on the beauty, whether in the form of every breathtaking inch of Italy, watching Monica Vitti mature into autonomy, or the show-not-tell commentary about life, love, and finding oneself in a non-adventure.
This review of L'Avventura (1960) was written by Thomas M on 17 Jul 2010.
L'Avventura has generally received very positive reviews.
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