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Something wrong?He started neorealism with a film the Fascists condemned, then spent the rest of his career turning toward the opposite: vast historical epics about aristocratic decay, death, and beauty.
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Conversation PieceFilm, 1974Director, Writer1971
Death in VeniceFilm, Director, Writer1970TreffpunkteSeries1967
Cinéma et RéalitéFilm1965Golden LionAward1963Palme d'OrAward
The LeopardFilm, 1963Director, Writer1960Grand Jury Prize of the Venice Film FestivalAward1957Silver LionAward
White NightsFilm, 1957Director, Writer1954
Reflets de CannesSeries1953Anna MagnaniFilm, Director1949
La Terra TremaFilm, Director, Writer1943
ObsessionFilm, Director, Writer1906Born2 November 1906Also in Deutsch
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Born into Milanese nobility in 1906, Visconti began as an assistant to Jean Renoir in France before returning to direct Ossessione in 1943 - a raw working-class story the Fascist regime hated but that became Italian neorealism's first landmark. He served in the resistance during the war, stayed active in left-wing politics after, and then pivoted: Senso in 1954, The Leopard in 1963 (Palme d'Or), Rocco and His Brothers, and the "German Trilogy" - The Damned, Death in Venice, Ludwig - all sweeping, decadent meditations on European history and noble collapse. He directed opera and theatre at La Scala and beyond, won the Golden Lion, influenced Coppola and Scorsese. He died in 1976, having shaped Italian cinema more than anyone.
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