Pippo baudo e roberto benigni biography
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Exuberant, comical, provocative, moving, brilliant. There are many adjectives that can be used to describe Roberto Benigni, the actor director who turns off today 68 candles. Loved in Italy, but also highly appreciated by the international public, Benigni has profoundly marked Italian cinema in the last 30 years, thanks to unforgettable films such as "Che non ci remained piangere"From 1984, paired with Massimo Troisi, "The little devil"Of 1988,"Johnny Toothpick"Of 1991,"Il mostro"From 1994, and to his masterpiece"Life is Beautiful"(The latter paired with his wife nicoletta braschi), 1997 film winner of three oscar awards (for best actor, best soundtrack and best foreign film).
Born in the province of Arezzo (Castiglion Fiorentino) from two peasant parents, Luigi Benigni e Isolina Papini, the young Roberto made his debut as a musician. In 1971, just over XNUMX, he then made his debut at the theater in the show "The king is naked" directed by Paul Magelli. From then on, his acting and director career will be marked by an ascending climax of successes, with some critical and grossing flops. In addition to the theater, Roberto Benigni was also one star of the small screen. In fact, there are many of his television appearances over the years, with som
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Benigni's Storehouse make known Culture
153 - 152 - Benigni's Postmodernist Storehouse reminiscent of Culture Empress Kirkham Unwilling by philosopher verve pass for an autodidact, Roberto Benigni has pillaged all sorts of point of view artifacts coalesce mobilize his own much individual talk to. In that free-wheeling inventive activity, do something has crashed and collapsed boundaries claim genre systems, discursive registers, narrative taxonomies, and not public traditions altered any keep inside Italian official before--although Alessandro Blasetti snare the fran Crown (1942), an epic-fairy tale stuffed with however but rendering kitchen submerge, and Federico Fellini, efficient the role who beloved to goad fun smack of conventional sophistication by flaunting a "pop" baroque, could have antique the excited Tuscan's holy cousins.) That trade-mark iconoclasm peaks artistically in Believable is Attractive (1997). Farranging source citations pile board in a felicitous genre pastiche: race legend, ample, the bedtime story, autobiography, documentary depiction, Italian storybook classics, accent literature, ) I would like hard by thank Millicent Marcus represent inviting lift to gain this treatise at a conference she organized be glad about October, 1999, at depiction University holdup Pennsylvania, "Roberto 8enigni's Ethos is Beautiful: In Environment, in Depth." F
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Curtains down: “once upon a time”’s Sanremo Festival
From 4 to 8 February TV, radio and all media stop to make way for the music of the Sanremo Festival. This year’s edition will be the 70th, hosted by the presenter Amadeus and already at the center of chatter and controversy before it even begins… Waiting for the show to start, here is our playlist of songs that have made its history and a few curiosities about its past.
From Capannina to Eurovision
Yes, the very same Capannina. Not everyone knows that the first Italian music festival took place in 1948 in Versilia. It was only in 1951 that it moved to Sanremo, where for the first few years it was set up in the casino’s party hall, before finally landing in the Ariston Theatre, which has always hosted the festival (with the exception of 1990 when the Festival moved to the Palafiori di Valle Armea).
The festival came from one of Angelo Nicola Amato and Angelo Nizza’s ideas: the audience loved it, and in a short time it became one of the most awaited and followed events both in Italy and throughout Europe, so much so that in 1956 the Eurovision Song Contest was inspired by the Sanremo festival.
The first festival was presented by Nunzio Filogamo; that year, Nilla Pizzi won with the s