Le Nouvelle Vague. Godard VS Truffaut
Meeting with Alberto Crespi and Fabio Ferzetti
INTRODUCES
Peppe D’Antonio
TO FOLLOW
OUT OF COMPETITION
SPECIAL SCREENING
DEUX DE LA VAGUE / EMMANUEL LAURENT/ FRANCIA / 2009 / 91’
WHERE
Palazzo Fruscione
WHEN
28 October 2022, h 20:30
Two of the greatest Italian critics, Alberto Crespi and Fabio Ferzetti, step into a virtual ring, but not too virtual, to compare, if necessary in a hard way, on two of the greatest directors of the Nouvelle Vague: François Truffaut and Jean-Luc Godard. Starting from their biography and their thematic and stylistic choices, we will try to find the reasons for a break that marks the end of a friendship and a watershed in the French film movement. Of course, making the history of world cinema richer.
Alberto Crespi
Alberto Crespi was born in Milan in 1957. He worked for over 40 years (from 1978 to closing) at the Unità, a newspaper for which he was a film critic and correspondent for cinema, sport and culture. Since 1995 he is one of the hosts of the Radiotre Rai program “Hollywood Party”. He was the author and host, on La7, of the TV program “La Valigia dei Sogni” He currently works at the Experimental Center of Cinematography, dealing with publishing and communication in Rome, he loves Inter Milan, westerns and rock’n’roll.
Fabio Ferzetti
For more than thirty years, Il Messaggero’s film critic, currently at L’Espresso. He directed the Giornate degli Autori and edited (with Carla Cattani) the Finestra sulle Immagini, the research section of the Venice Festival in the 90’s. He created (with Gianfranco Giagni) “Carlo!”, A film portrait of Carlo Verdone. He has created programs and kept cinema columns on TV, including “La Valigia dell’Attore”. He has edited critical DVD editions of authors such as Eric Rohmer and Mario Martone.
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