A Brief Introduction to Director Roberto Rossellini

Roberto Rosselini was an influential Italian film director who was active from the 1930s to the 70s and was an essential part of the movement known as Italian Neorealism.
His films include Rome Open City, Stromboli, Germany Year Zero, and Voyage to Italy.
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You know a intro to Pier Paolo Pasolini or Federico Fellini would be great i think

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On Pasolini it would be my dream, he is my favorite Italian director and one of the intellectuals I admire most.
Fellini would be there but he is already well known abroad

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his The Flowers of St. Francis is one of my 13 all time favorite films. I think he makes things perfectly clear in his historical films like Flowers and The Rise of Louis XIV. Better than reading 5 books on the subject.

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Paisá is one of my all time favorite films: the final scene in which the leader of the partisans is shot while throwing himself at his hanged comrades in a last ditch attempt to save them always moves me.

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Do intro to African cinema

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But in all seriousness, would you ever consider doing a video about Powell and Pressburger?

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Definitely, I love their films.

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Trying to get into foreign films
And would you consider southeast asia cinema?

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Yes, I would love to do a video on Thailand or Indonesia at some point.

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Please do a brief introduction to Uwe Boll

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Ha! I'll add him to the list.