Review of The Leopard (1963) by Kevin H — 27 Aug 2011
Interestingly, the political argument is an almost anti-revolutionary marxism that claims if things change too quickly, they're bound to end up the same. In that vein of sensibility, Visconti and Lancaster make Salina a tragic hero for his discretion and pragmatism--a difficult but worthwhile achievement.
This review of The Leopard (1963) was written by Kevin H on 27 Aug 2011.
The Leopard has generally received very positive reviews.
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