| Rome, Open City | |||||
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| Drama, War | |||||
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| Anna Magnani | Pina | |
| Marcello Pagliero | Giorgio Manfredi | |
| Aldo Fabrizi | Don Pietro Pellegrini | |
| Vito Annichiarico | Marcello | |
| Nando Bruno | Agostino | |
| Harry Feist | Mayor Bergmann | |
| Giovanna Galletti | Ingrid | |
| Francesco Grandjacquet | Francesco | |
| Eduardo Passarelli | Sargento de policía | |
| Maria Michi | Marina Mari | |
| Carla Rovere | Lauretta | |
| Carlo Sindici | Comisario de policía | |
| Hoop van HULZEN | Capitán Hartmann | |
| Ákos Tolnay | Desertor austríaco | |
| Turi Pandolfini | Abuelo |
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| Writer | Federico Fellini
Roberto Rossellini |
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| Cinematography | Ubaldo ARATA
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| Musician | Renzo Rossellini
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Open City is a landmark in film history. Filmed in secrecy during the Nazi occupation of Italy, the film shows a realistic portrayal of the underground resistance in Italy in 1945. The film has strong impacting imagery with it’s mix of fiction and reality that strengthened Italian Neo-realism and the film industry. |
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