Jep Gambardella has seduced his way through the lavish nightlife of Rome for decades, but after his 65th birthday and a shock from the past, Jep looks past the nightclubs and parties to find a timeless landscape of absurd, exquisite beauty.

2021 film directed by Enrico Casarosa

As the railroad builders advance unstoppably through the Arizona desert on their way to the sea, Jill arrives in the small town of Flagstone with the intention of starting a new life.

Dissident artist Hu Jie has managed to make more than 30 documentaries. Films like Though I Am Gone and Searching for Lin Zhao's Soul are vital to understanding Chinese history and society. Widely recognized as the first artist to dare talk about the Great Famine, the labor camps, and the Cultural Revolution, Hu Jie is considered China's first historical documentary filmmakers.

At the beginning of the 1913 Mexican Revolution, greedy bandit Juan Miranda and idealist John H. Mallory, an Irish Republican Army explosives expert on the lam from the British, fall in with a band of revolutionaries plotting to strike a national bank. When it turns out that the government has been using the bank as a hiding place for illegally detained political prisoners -- who are freed by the blast -- Miranda becomes a revolutionary hero against his will.

Rome, Italy. After committing a heinous crime, a senior police officer exposes evidence incriminating him because his moral commitment prevents him from circumventing the law and the social order it protects.

2018 film by Alice Rohrwacher

A successful mod photographer in London whose world is bounded by fashion, pop music, marijuana, and easy sex, feels his life is boring and despairing. But in the course of a single day he unknowingly captures a death on film.

剧本:Abbas Kiarostami /Paul Laverty /Ermanno Olmi
这部影片是由三个来自同时代的却各自有着不同文化传承的著名导演讲述的三个小故事的合辑.影片把三个故事纠缠在一个从西欧到罗马的单程旅途列车中,尽管三个故事各自独立,尽管三个故事之间的切换也是显而易见的,但三位导演的具有不同文化背景的讲述却创造了一种独特的三重式结构,把复杂社会中人们之间的那种相互作用的关系时时地展现在这样一个旅程中.
火车车厢,本就是个狭小的空间,在这里,人与人之间的关系是很容易就能被感知,我想这应该是一个高度浓缩的关系矛盾集合体,尽管在这里还有着特殊的背景,人们知道这只是短暂的相处,因此彼此之间相对会表现得比平时不一样的状态.但在着部电影里，三位导演把各个角色间的性格特点彻底的分离,鲜活地表现了出来.那位幻想着爱的独身的老教授,不可理喻的将军遗孀和陪送她的年轻人,三个凯而特人的球迷,阿拉伯难民家庭等等，这些人都在欧洲这个同样的社会背景下,很自然地彼此联系在一起,其实我也在想,会不会是有关欧洲这样一个他们自认为是一体的背景下，人们之间的情感关系.当然,我更愿意抛弃这样一个背景,而把这些故事放在一个广泛的人类背景下,对这种人与人之间相互关系的表现.但是它同时揭示的社会问题也是不能忽视的，所以从情感上,我更愿意分开来看.
绵长的铁轨,人们各自怀着各自的心思.
老教授的深情和善良,在影片一开始的时候就把我打动.一封信,写来写去,却无终的信,在最后时刻,延伸到给了车厢连接处一位难民妇女怀里婴儿所需的一杯牛奶,在这种延伸中,老教授的迟疑,和众人的表情还有那些士兵的反应,这些都拿捏得非常精彩,我当时的感觉真的就是入了戏,自己仿似在故事中.真是奇妙.
"和蔼友善的女士,虽然我们只是在一起等了几分钟的火车,说了几句话而已,但是已经足够让我发现,自己习惯了有你陪伴.实际上当火车即将离去的时候,我开始感到那种离开亲近的人们时所感受到的空虚.
我想知道....
什么....
你是否曾经弹过钢琴?
不，很不幸我没有弹过琴.为什么这么问?
我小时侯常常一个人在房间里,夏天的午后偶尔会听到有
人弹琴.
真的?....
从开着的窗户传来音乐声,但是窗户里面是黑的,所以看不见是谁在弹.我就坐在那里,如灵魂出壳一般,做着白日梦.
我现在手上拿着您给我的卡片,我看到您的名字--萨宾,请允许我在写下这封信的时候,亲切的称呼您"亲爱的萨宾".
现在火车慢下来了,一定是有什么线路故障吧,这火车简直就像是有点了解我的心情,我的犹豫.一小时前我还担心回不了家,但现在,如果火车停了，掉转头开回去,我反而会高兴.但我不会放任自己的想象,像个小孩一样做白日梦,我说过,我一直都有点做白日梦的倾向.在梦里你想要什么都能实现(:)你不想要什么,什么也都会发生),梦里并非什么都需要解释.没人会问为什么，因为没有答案.梦里没有年龄的概念，我们总是年轻的,美丽的.我知道这听起来有点可悲.老年就是这样.我们隐藏一些情绪，
免得自己觉得难堪.我们害怕自己会看起来荒谬.但我知道自己的时候快要到了,有时我被一种强劲的生命力蒙蔽了眼睛,就是对幸福的期待.仿佛我还有权利陷入爱河一样.把我的心情告诉你，是否有些对你不敬呢?你不必回答.我禁不住觉得有些美妙的事情已经发生了."
泼辣不可理喻的胖老太,从她的脸上就能看出.装病霸占别人的位子,但是之前关于手机的描述能很让人惊奇,这就是电影的魅力吧,让你的思维经历了一次不可思议的体验.而跟着她的年轻人,总让人怀疑是她的儿子,可是又有点像情人,可其实他只是个社区的自愿者,而这位老女人是个将军的遗孀.老女人对年轻人呼来唤去,动不动就抱怨,霸道的让人气愤,而这个年轻人却有着一种忧郁,只是这种忧郁看起来比较滑稽.冲突不断的发生,在最后年轻人离开了的时候，这位老女人却是那么无助,拼命要寻他回来,这不能不引人思考...
还是那个乘务员,车将开往罗马,三个凯尔特人的球迷在火车上遇到了难民的弟弟.其实这三个一开场就很显眼,喧闹浮躁,没有什么志向,在超市工作，带了满袋的三明治,好不容易凑足钱买的车票和门票,只是想去罗马看自己球队的比赛.和难民弟弟聊起足球,给他看了门票,还给了他一个三明治,不想,车票却被他偷了.折腾了一会,总算确认是难民弟弟偷了票,可是又遇上了问题,三个人的心软无法应对难民的哭诉,最后又给了他们一张票.这样他们又面临被罚款而钱远远不够的困境,最后的结局也是让人无法想象到的,通过对方球迷的球迷的帮助逃脱,在这里,又和一向被讨论的球迷的问题挂上了钩,球迷其实是一起的,即使支持不同的球队,但是却有着一样的梦想-足球.
在这里,这个世界没有了分别,没有了差别,也没有了分辨的意义.

2017年，卡拉布里亚(南意大利)。佩皮诺和弗兰基拉正在庆祝 他们的钻石结婚纪念日——他们在一起六十年了。弗兰基拉看起 来并不热心于此。在佩皮诺的回忆中，我们走进了他们的生活， 最终发现了一个不为人知的秘密......所以，爱一个人到底意味着 什么?

1954 film directed by Federico Fellini

Guido Anselmi, a film director, finds himself creatively barren at the peak of his career. Urged by his doctors to rest, Anselmi heads for a luxurious resort, but a sorry group gathers—his producer, staff, actors, wife, mistress, and relatives—each one begging him to get on with the show. In retreat from their dependency, he fantasizes about past women and dreams of his childhood.

每年有40万来自非洲、亚洲以及中东的人想要进入欧洲。他们逃离战争、迫害以及贫困。因为陆路的方式被阻挡了，所以他们坐上超载的船。他们面临的是一场危险且致命的跨越地中海之旅。

A young American studying in Paris in 1968 strikes up a friendship with a French brother and sister. Set against the background of the '68 Paris student riots.

2016 Italian film directed by Paolo Genovese

在大陆，王小波、苏童、阿城、止庵是他的忠实粉丝
在台湾，朱天文，唐诺是卡尔维诺不余遗力的传播者
在香港，梁文道说他一直在准备谈卡尔维诺，可是一直没准备好
权威版本，全面修订2006年单行本译本，并增补卡尔维诺各作品自序、后记、注释等重要资料
知名设计师全新装帧，精装双封设计，书脊烫金，封面采用原创线条图，赋予每部作品文学个性
卡尔维诺认为他“写了一种东西，它就像是在越来越难以把城市当作城市来生活的时刻，献给城市的最后一首爱情诗。也许我们正在接近城市生活的一个危机时刻，而《看不见的城市》则是从这些不可生活的城市的心中生出来的一个梦想。”

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By the time Michelangelo Antonioni released Michelangelo Eye to EyeBeyond the Clouds in 1995, his keen sense of patient, intimate observation had seemed to give way to a kind of leering, gratuitous voyeurism in the film's repeated, over-lingering shots of the female form. It is, however, precisely this painstaking attention to the voluptuousness of form and tactileness of surfaces that makes his subsequent short film, Michelangelo Eye to Eye particularly sensual and textural in its execution. Prefaced with a text description of the filmmaker's recent health problems (in particular, a debilitating stroke that left him partially paralyzed), the film opens with a shot of a frail Antonioni emerging from the shadows as he walks in slow, awkward gait into an unpopulated hall where Michelangelo Buonarotti's marble statue of Moses - a scaled down version of an ambitiously conceived wall tomb for Pope Julius II - is once again in display after a period of meticulous restoration. Composed of a series of detailed observations of the sculpture's composition from several camera angles and vantage points, Antonioni continually refocuses to the shot of Moses' opaque gaze - an image that is sublimely matched by the filmmaker's own occluded, returned gaze as he examines the object of his attention through limpid, watery eyes. In addition to creating a thorough, meticulous, and deliberative objective study of the Renaissance sculpture's robust physical form and timeless, universal beauty, Antonioni's juxtaposition of his own weakened, aging frame against the larger-than-life sculpture of Moses creates an indelible, thoughtful, and poignant image on human frailty, transience, creative compromise, and the enduring legacy of - and mortal transcendence through - enlightened art.
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1952 film directed by Roberto Rossellini

1952 Italian film by Vittorio De Sica

1948 film by Luchino Visconti, Franco Zeffirelli, Francesco Rosi