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Allonsanfan

Originaltitel: Allonsanfàn
  • 1974
  • 16
  • 1 Std. 50 Min.
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7,0/10
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Marcello Mastroianni, Mimsy Farmer, and Lea Massari in Allonsanfan (1974)
Zeitraum: DramaDramaGeschichte

Ein Anarchistenführer möchte sich zur Ruhe setzen, da er alt und müde ist. Er versucht, sich zu verstecken, aber seine Freunde finden ihn und bestehen darauf, dass er ihnen weiterhin hilft.Ein Anarchistenführer möchte sich zur Ruhe setzen, da er alt und müde ist. Er versucht, sich zu verstecken, aber seine Freunde finden ihn und bestehen darauf, dass er ihnen weiterhin hilft.Ein Anarchistenführer möchte sich zur Ruhe setzen, da er alt und müde ist. Er versucht, sich zu verstecken, aber seine Freunde finden ihn und bestehen darauf, dass er ihnen weiterhin hilft.

  • Regie
    • Paolo Taviani
    • Vittorio Taviani
  • Drehbuch
    • Paolo Taviani
    • Vittorio Taviani
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Marcello Mastroianni
    • Lea Massari
    • Mimsy Farmer
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  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    7,0/10
    1402
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Paolo Taviani
      • Vittorio Taviani
    • Drehbuch
      • Paolo Taviani
      • Vittorio Taviani
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Marcello Mastroianni
      • Lea Massari
      • Mimsy Farmer
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      • 3 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    Marcello Mastroianni
    Marcello Mastroianni
    • Fulvio Imbriani
    Lea Massari
    Lea Massari
    • Charlotte
    Mimsy Farmer
    Mimsy Farmer
    • Francesca
    Laura Betti
    Laura Betti
    • Esther
    Claudio Cassinelli
    Claudio Cassinelli
    • Lionello
    Benjamin Lev
    • Vanni 'Peste'
    Renato De Carmine
    • Costantino
    Stanko Molnar
    Stanko Molnar
    • Allonsanfan
    Luisa De Santis
    Luisa De Santis
    • Fiorella
    Biagio Pelligra
    • Il Prete
    Michael Berger
    • Remigiano
    Raul Cabrera
    Alderice Casali
    • Concetta
    Roberto Frau
    Cirylle Spiga
    • Massimo
    Ermanno Taviani
    • Massimiliano
    Francesca Taviani
    • Giovanna
    Bruno Cirino
    Bruno Cirino
    • Tito
    • Regie
      • Paolo Taviani
      • Vittorio Taviani
    • Drehbuch
      • Paolo Taviani
      • Vittorio Taviani
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    4film-critic

    Fulvio should have made them an offer they couldn't refuse...

    Marcello Mastroianni's story is never simple. He is released from prison in hopes that he would lead authorities to the underground resistance, but instead he finds himself torn between wealthy and a family he once had, and the opportunity to help his brethren save others from the dreaded cholera. It is a tough choice, and in the end Mastroianni (as in previous films) has done a great job of building tension within his character. The moral dilemma he is faced with is a tough one, kill those he was once involved with – in essence betray them, or forever be chased by his past sins. He chooses the latter, and uses trickery and trust to break this small group of bandits. "Allonsanfan" can be spliced into three different distinct films, each with amazing imagery, but lacking the development needed to really bring the audience further into the film. The first is with Mastroianni heading home, overcoming sickness, finding his girlfriend, and all the while plotting an ambush. Great scenes, could have been a great moment, but we know nothing about his family or girlfriend – outside of what they mutter or what the subtitles give us. We needed to see more of his interaction with these random characters. The second part involves his son, good, but was again cut short and strange because we knew nothing about it outside of the fact that he had a son. I can't even go further into the entire frog scene, I am still trying to wrap my brain around that. The incident on the lake was another example of having a strong cinematographer, but a apathetic storyteller. Finally, there was the scene in the South where we see why this film is entitled "Allonsanfan", but by this point the excitement has died, and we are just waiting for a finale.

    This film did involve hard work and dedication by the entire crew to make, with that said; I cannot just fully say that this film was a failure. There were those that worked hard on this project like the cinematographer and the amazing score by Ennio Morricone. These elements alone brought this film out of one that would make any viewer fall asleep into one worth viewing at least once. The story is where most of the trouble laid, and again, I cannot state that it was one of those cases where there were too many ideas and not enough time or conjoining scenes. We would begin a thought, but end elsewhere in the story (again, see the segment with the frog). Perhaps some of it was done to try to bring sympathy to Mastroianni, but it could have been done without the random acts of history – or perhaps more history. There was a moment in this film where I thought we could have used more history devoted to the story. That is what was missing from scene to scene. At times our characters were moving without a motive, and history could have interjected to help the audience better see the motives and reasoning. Perhaps it was my lack of knowledge of what Italy was like at the end of Napoleon's era, but more explanation could have been used do develop our bandits, or the motives behind Mastroianni's deeds.

    On a small note, if you decide to watch this film on VHS, beware of the subtitles. I am very good at reading subtitles on a foreign film, I hate the sound of dubbed voices, but with "Allonsanfan", the subtitles were all over the place. There were several occasions where they were missing from conversations, where one character would have a three-minute speech and the only word to come up in the subtitle would be "yes", or when half the words were missing from the side of the television. It was troublesome to read and watch at the same time, so to get the full effect of the film, I found myself turning off the sound and reading to the best of my ability. Probably lessoned the film, but kept me in check with the meager characters.

    Overall, I cannot say this was a horrible film, but it won't be viewed again by yours truly. I may challenge myself to see it again on DVD if it ever is released, but for now, it needs to tighten up its story and used a bold marker on its characters. Mastroianni was superb in his role, but nobody could keep up with him. They were all overacting, overbearing, boring, or just plain unknown. There were other characters in this film, but if you asked me to name one – well, maybe Charlotte, but that is it – I don't think I could. The Taviani's had some great ideas, but the execution is where they lacked. There could have been more A to B to C structure with the story, instead it was as if they built three separate stories and hastily glued them together. If you were forced to watch this film, I think you could pull away by just seeing the end and knowing everything you missed. It is a sharp ending, one wishes only that the rest of the film were that way. One viewing, if you dare – if not – you are not missing anything. There are better Italian films out there.

    Whew, this one took me back to when I watched Topol's "Gallileo". Too stagy for my enjoyment.

    Grade: ** out of *****
    10msn-769-656661

    Best Taviani film (not recommended for Hollywood-bred viewers)

    Of course you have to like the Taviani brothers style, something rather hard for viewers contaminated with the fast moving, predictable (even when trying hard to be unpredictable) plots of Hollywood McDonalds-style commercial movies. Taviani brothers take a bitter look at Italy of the '70's, the time when several leftist revolutionary groups, like the Brigade Rosse, the Autonomia Operaia and the Lotta Continua, chose the path of armed struggle against Italian capitalism, ending in a horrible massacre of politicians, judges, and innocent people. Just like them Fulvio, is of a wealthy, aristocratic origin and his revolutionary stance is just sentimental, not backed by real-life status. He gets easily disillusioned, but, caught in a moving sand, however he struggles to reclaim his past life he gets trapped and is swallowed in the end. It is hard to watch a film that you cannot identify with anyone, but it is worth a try.
    4claudio_carvalho

    Boring Story with a Messy Lead Character and a Terrible Screenplay

    The political prisoner Fulvio Imbriani (Marcello Mastroianni) is released ill from prison and the authorities expect to find his rebel friends though him. However, he returns to his family's real state and recovers his health with his siblings. When his lover Charlotte (Lea Massari) unexpectedly arrives in the property, she stays with Fulvio but his sister overhears Charlotte telling that their friends would be arriving on the next morning and calls the authorities. The soldiers kill a great number of revolutionaries but Fulvio escapes with Charlotte that was shot on the back. She dies and Fulvio travels with his comrades but without enthusiasm. Sooner he betrays the group, trying to flee to United States with the money of the revolutionaries and his new lover Francesca (Mimsy Farmer).

    "Allonsanfàn" is boring story with a messy lead character and a terrible screenplay that is awfully developed. It is never clear where and when the story takes place; the characters come and go without any explanation or previous development – the viewer never knows who they are or their relationship; Fulvio's motives are confused and never clear, and it is never clear why this amoral bourgeois is a leader of the revolutionaries (or bandits?). There is one ridiculous scene with a frog where the directors are probably trying to give the status of cult to this overrated movie. My vote is four.

    Title (Brazil): "Allonsanfan"
    7filmreviewradical

    Visual psychology in a tale of the battle between self-interest and communal interest

    In early 19th century Italy a middle aged radical called Fulvio Imbriani (Marcello Mastroianni) finds his loyalty and commitment to his political comrades being tested after he is released by the Italian regime. Released in1974 writer/directors Paolo and Vittorio Taviani's feature film is a historical melodrama set during 'The Restoration', and filmed in a mix of opulent settings, and at times bare landscapes and lakes. Dealing with a similar theme to the Taviani's previous film 'St. Michael Had a Rooster', like that film it has a certain amount of comparatively complex psychologising and irony about the mental trauma of a revolutionary whose faith in the cause is slipping. It's a story of the ties of family and the past, the corruption of class, self-interest, and the power of money and position, versus political commitment and conviction, and general communal interest. A lot of the film's effect is achieved through a kind of 'visual psychology' encompassing colour, landscape, set, composition, movement, and other visual devices ( this is a good visual film with cinematography by Giuseppe Ruzzolini), combined with music, to create a film parts of which almost seem like a kind of train of thought. In the words of 'La Marseillaise' - 'Allons Enfants/Arise Children', from the lies and fantasy of your world.
    kloomnik

    Dreadful and pretentious

    Dreadful and pretentious film. The script is plain awful - scenes are entirely disconnected, with things happening without any logic or reason. Entire parts could be cut out because they serve absolutely no purpose (for instance, Fulvio taking his son Massimiliano to a restaurant). Many scenes pretend to have a lot of "significance" but are void of any true meaning whatsoever (for example, their sensual eating of gelato or the carnival woman "giving birth"). The various battle scenes are the quality of Monty Python skits, and monologues often reminded me of middle school productions. The Taviani brothers are enamored with setting up beautiful "tableaux", but without any true justification, these artful images just look pretentious. I have been a great admirer of Italian cinema (and indeed of most things Italian) for many years, but at times one must recognize an abysmal work for what it is.

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      Title derived from the first two words of the French national anthem.
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      Edited into Marcello, una vita dolce (2006)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 10. Oktober 1975 (Portugal)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Italien
    • Sprache
      • Italienisch
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    • Drehorte
      • Matera, Basilicata, Italien
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      • Una Cooperativa Cinematografica
      • Ministero del Turismo e dello Spettacolo
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      • 1 Std. 50 Min.(110 min)
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