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Luchino ViscontiElenco:
Alida Valli, Farley Granger, Rina Morelli, Christian Marquand, Sergio Fantoni, Massimo Girotti, Jean-Pierre Mocky, Ernst Nadherny, Mimmo Palmara (mais)Streaming (1)
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Durante os últimos dias do conflito armado entre o Reino de Itália e o Império Austríaco, na primavera de 1866, uma Condessa italiana (Alida Valli) casada com um nobre veneziano envolve-se num romance tempestuoso com um jovem militar austríaco (Farley Granger) pondo em causa o seu casamento, os seus ideais políticos e o seu país. Filmado de forma operática por Luchino Visconti, Sentimento é um melodrama extravagante e arrebatador sobre amor, traição e vingança, com desempenhos notáveis de Alida Valli e Farley Granger. (Alambique Filmes)
(mais)Críticas (3)
A tasteful romance set against the backdrop of the Austro-Prussian War of 1866. The opening is a nicely-defined melodrama set in an auditorium during a reprise of Verdi's "The Troubadour." At times as moving as Angelique, at times more dramatic than Dishonored. A lavish experience.
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I have a problem with Visconti. His films are interesting; they contain quite strong emotions, but that doesn't change the fact that they fail to draw me in and simply don't entertain me. Alida Valli is excellent, her emotions literally radiate from her, and her destruction is captured brilliantly - but ultimately, the film just didn't resonate with me.
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The Italian baroness and the Austrian officer are attracted to each other by more than just the natural love of a man in a well-fitting uniform with gold insignia for a woman with a magnificent wardrobe (and gold coins in a chest). They are drawn to each other, whether they want to or not, by the affinity of fate of their own social group. Just as they cannot resist love, they cannot resist the inevitable fate of their own class, which slowly but surely (and sometimes headlong and tragically) walks towards the graveyard of history in times of victory of popular national revolutions. It was either about denying their love and thus denying themselves, or staying in it until the bitter end.
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