Review of Nights of Cabiria (1957) by Steve W — 25 Nov 2008
Seven years after "Flower's of St Francis" and four after I'Vitelloni", Fellini combines small bits from each, and really starts to get a grasp on his own style in "Nights of Cabiria".
While keeping a subtle and tender approach, the Italian maestro takes us into the world of Maria, an outspoken prostitute who seems to have a disregard for love. But, as we go deeper into the picture, it's evident that those who defy love are sometimes the most hopeless romantics around.
This review of Nights of Cabiria (1957) was written by Steve W on 25 Nov 2008.
Nights of Cabiria has generally received very positive reviews.
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