意大利之秋 / Pad Italije (1981)
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1981南斯拉夫剧情历史片《意大利之秋》由Lordan Zafranovic导演，Daniel Olbrychski主演，影片讲述的是：
A partisan commander had to shoot one of his comrades because he had neglected the struggle and turned to a life of lust and vice When Italy capitulates in September of 1943 and the war seems over for many Partizans the commander follows the very same path
Lordan Zafranovic born 11 February 1944 in Maslinica on the island of Solta is an acclaimed Croatian film director Lordan Zafranovics most famous films were Okupacija u 26 slika Occupation in 26 Pictures and Pad Italije Fall of Italy both of them war films in coastal Dalmatian setting and both screened in Cannes festival
After receiving a degree in literature and visual arts at the University of Split Zafranovic enrolled at the famous FAMU in Prague where he studied film directing and where he eventually graduated in 1981 He is therefore considered part of the socalled Prague School a group of acclaimed Yugoslav directors of the 60s and 70s who all studied there His first films made in the early 1960s were mostly experimental shorts with grotesque and absurdist influences His first notable efforts and films that marked the beginning of his regular feature filmmaking were Chronicle of a Crime 1973 and Passion According to Matthew 1975 the latter earning him the critics award at the Pula Film Festival
His most important work the first part of his WWII trilogy Occupation in 26 Pictures 1978 followed This drama following a story of three young mens friendship set in World War II Dubrovnik went on to win the Big Golden Arena for Best Picture at Pula Film Festival and was a huge box office hit in Yugoslavia The other two parts of his WWII trilogy were The Fall of Italy 1981 and Evening Bells 1986 In the mid 1980s he turned to more intimate love themes with films such as An Angels Bite 1984 and Aloa Festivity of the Whores 1988 In the meantime he also directed numerous tv productions for Radio Television Belgrade and Radio Television Zagreb
During the political turmoil in the early 1990s he moved to Prague and slowly sinked into obscurity In his later years he produced a documentary feature called The Decline of the Century Testament LZ 1994 and a film in Czech called Revenge 1995
A partisan commander had to shoot one of his comrades because he had neglected the struggle and turned to a life of lust and vice When Italy capitulates in September of 1943 and the war seems over for many Partizans the commander follows the very same path
Lordan Zafranovic born 11 February 1944 in Maslinica on the island of Solta is an acclaimed Croatian film director Lordan Zafranovics most famous films were Okupacija u 26 slika Occupation in 26 Pictures and Pad Italije Fall of Italy both of them war films in coastal Dalmatian setting and both screened in Cannes festival
After receiving a degree in literature and visual arts at the University of Split Zafranovic enrolled at the famous FAMU in Prague where he studied film directing and where he eventually graduated in 1981 He is therefore considered part of the socalled Prague School a group of acclaimed Yugoslav directors of the 60s and 70s who all studied there His first films made in the early 1960s were mostly experimental shorts with grotesque and absurdist influences His first notable efforts and films that marked the beginning of his regular feature filmmaking were Chronicle of a Crime 1973 and Passion According to Matthew 1975 the latter earning him the critics award at the Pula Film Festival
His most important work the first part of his WWII trilogy Occupation in 26 Pictures 1978 followed This drama following a story of three young mens friendship set in World War II Dubrovnik went on to win the Big Golden Arena for Best Picture at Pula Film Festival and was a huge box office hit in Yugoslavia The other two parts of his WWII trilogy were The Fall of Italy 1981 and Evening Bells 1986 In the mid 1980s he turned to more intimate love themes with films such as An Angels Bite 1984 and Aloa Festivity of the Whores 1988 In the meantime he also directed numerous tv productions for Radio Television Belgrade and Radio Television Zagreb
During the political turmoil in the early 1990s he moved to Prague and slowly sinked into obscurity In his later years he produced a documentary feature called The Decline of the Century Testament LZ 1994 and a film in Czech called Revenge 1995
