L’amore
Roberto Rossellini
Italy,
1948
Roberto Rosselini directs Anna Magnani in two short films about love and loneliness. In the first, a woman makes a last-ditch attempt to save her relationship over the phone. In the second, a peasant woman believes she is pregnant with the son of God.
Details
- 80 min
- B&W
Formats
- DCP
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