Merveilleux film.si émouvant.je ne m en lasse jamais😂
@user-th9ml7mn4h2 ай бұрын
It's one of the most famous movies in movie history. Zampano is a sinful human, Gelsomina is an innocent Christ, and the young man is God in the form of an angel. It's very Western. Why are movies like this made? If you look at the current situation in Russia, Ukraine, and Israel and Palestine, you will understand. Is this the fate of Judeo-Christianity? Anyway, the music is wonderful.
I found it !! I found it !! I watched this when I was about seven....... I have been looking all over.... I subscribed... thank you, thank you, and thank you....
@elainehallows51607 ай бұрын
This is my first viewing of this film, and watching it without subtitles though I don't speak italian. It is so vivid and archetypal it is mesmerising, truly. And I'm bang in love with Anthony Quinn, which I am rather concerned about 🙃
@fatooshtkd6 ай бұрын
I always have been, as well.... Looked ALL OVER FOR THIS FILM,,,,,, I love him SO MUCH !!
@mariajosedossantossantos21919 ай бұрын
Que filme lindo ❤
@user-gc9tj3wq9j10 ай бұрын
Ppooo
@juliosvlaardingen172310 ай бұрын
Sono quasi tutti morti,.....ma,immortali.
@GalinaZhelyazkova-vs3bo Жыл бұрын
След толкова години този филм продължава да ме вълнува.❣️
@keesvanes2311 Жыл бұрын
What a pity the sound of Italian classics is so poor. All dialogues were recorded after the movie was shot/edited and synchronised in post production. The audio of the kids in the opening scene sounds is clearly recorded in a big studio - it sounds just silly.
@waynejackson3162 Жыл бұрын
The famous photographer: Henri Cartier Bresson, visited Italy, back when this movie was released, he took few photos, but did take some pictures, he moved on to other parts of Europe, though, soon after.
@LondonPower Жыл бұрын
I like the first scene the old mama talks like Greek mother so familiar to me 😂
@user-yl8mn2hw9b Жыл бұрын
Good evening This is Dr. Farid Al-Jarrah Today we will be with the giant creator, the great actor Anthony Quinn, the giant director Federico Fellini, and the film La Strada (1954). Critics unanimously agree that La Strada (1954), directed by Italian director Federico Fellini, is one of the most important films in the history of world cinema, and the most influential of many giant directors. It is the first film to win the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film, in addition to fifty other cinematic awards. And the film made the director, Federico Fellini, one of the most prominent directors in the world, and because of him, Giulietta Massina and Anthony Quinn jumped to become international stars. The film revolves around Gelsomina.. (Giulietta Massina), a kind girl who suffers from some mental problems and lives with her mother and siblings in extreme poverty in rural Italy in the fifties of the twentieth century. Her sister, Rosa, had left the family to work as a clown with a rough-and-tumble man named Zampano (Anthony Quinn) traveling as a solo performer at a game that agitated passers-by. This man returns to the family, to inform the mother that her daughter has died, without disclosing the cause of death. And the mother collapses, she cannot even visit her daughter's grave, because she does not have the money to visit the grave located far away. The man had another goal, which is to ask the mother to give him another daughter to replace the deceased, for ten thousand Italian lire (sixteen dollars). The mother accepts because of her extreme poverty. In this case, she will be able to cover some of the costs of her family, whose number will be reduced, and thus the cost. The mother chose her daughter, Gelsomina, who submitted to her mother's will and joined the man, despite the mother's belated remorse. And soon the girl discovers that the man is nothing but a selfish monster who only knows how to satisfy his ambitions and take advantage of every opportunity to steal, without paying any attention to others, and therefore he exploits her sexually, humiliates her and teaches her to work as a clown while presenting his itinerant shows. The man was not ashamed in everything he did, even harassing women in front of her, and therefore cosmetic powders often covered her innocent face, which gave her a childish appearance that increased her innocence. By chance, they meet an acrobatic player who specializes in rope walking shows, and he is a nice, fun-loving young man. This player teaches Gelsomina to play the trumpet and tries to convince her to work with him, but she refuses because she is convinced of her fate, but this player mocks and insults the man in front of everyone, angering him to the point that he chases him with a knife. On one occasion, they meet the player in a remote area, and the man attacks him and kills him unintentionally in front of Gelsomina, who collapses due to what she saw, so he leaves her while she is sleeping in an uninhabited area, leaving her with some clothes and her horn. And the years pass, and while the man is passing through a city, he hears a girl singing a melody that Gelsomina used to play on the trumpet, so he asks her about the source of the melody, and she tells him that she learned it from an unknown girl whose father had found her and sympathized with her, so he brought her home and she lived with them, but she died. The man feels pain, which is a strange feeling for him, so he goes to the bar and stirs up a fight after some alcoholic drinks, which gets him fired. And then he goes to the coast, where he breaks down with regret for his way of life, his fatal loneliness, and all the misdeeds he's committed..? Best regards Dr. Farid Al-Jarrah
@THORMYN1 Жыл бұрын
This , the Bicycle thief , The miracle of Milano and a few others produced in the 50s and 60s are the best films ever to come out of Italian cinema
@poetcomic16 ай бұрын
Umberto D is the ultimate heart-breaker. Even more so than La Strada.
@travist7777 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for posting-- my first time watching. Wow! The brokenness of mankind, and the awful effects of sin. Thank God Jesus bled and died for people, so brilliantly acted and directed, like these.
@williamhobbs3973 Жыл бұрын
The end of the film is very sad. It filled my eyes with tears
@N0p3er5 Жыл бұрын
She rises, you don't get to see it.
@annekekrikke1331 Жыл бұрын
Mijn vader had het heel vaak over deze film. Ik he heel lang hier naar gezocht. Nu dus gevonden ,maar helaas ik versta er niets van, helaas. Is er ook een die er een Nederlandse ondertiteling heeft???
@user-ij1cn1xv2u Жыл бұрын
내가본인류최고릐령화시다
@user-ij1cn1xv2u Жыл бұрын
내가본인류최의령화시다
@user-ij1cn1xv2u Жыл бұрын
린류최고늬령화시가
@user-ij1cn1xv2u Жыл бұрын
내가본란류푀소의열화시네 레요ㅓ니쿠ㅏㅇㅇ 델소미나 인류최고이시다
@user-ij1cn1xv2u Жыл бұрын
인류최고의령화시네
@user-ij1cn1xv2u Жыл бұрын
감사합니다 에서니쿠ㅏㄴ재소미나 고납삼니더
@user-ij1cn1xv2u Жыл бұрын
내가본최고인류의영화시내
@user-ij1cn1xv2u Жыл бұрын
내가본인류최고의영화시네
@user-ij1cn1xv2u Жыл бұрын
내가본인류최고의령화시네
@user-ij1cn1xv2u Жыл бұрын
인류최괴의령화시네
@user-ij1cn1xv2u Жыл бұрын
후륭하십니더
@user-ij1cn1xv2u Жыл бұрын
캄사합니다
@user-ij1cn1xv2u Жыл бұрын
땡큐어프리시에이트, 젤소미나가 ,성모마리아시이시시네
@deedeeotero4475 Жыл бұрын
Why doesn’t part 1 show the subtitles??
@stj97111 ай бұрын
Good question!
@mickeyray3793 Жыл бұрын
Even though they always blab on about "neo-realism" for the time of this film, La Strada was purely it's own world. It was a FELLINI movie! Fellini didn't follow OR lead. He just made "Felliniesque" movies!
I've been having a lot of bad days with no friends in this mean world, then I've took it out of my mother. Now she's gone and dead. I've have nothing but regrets and sadness with nearly a fall of tears.
@fromtroy Жыл бұрын
you chose to view the world as mean. you chose to take it out on your mother. you chose to have regrets. you chose sadness.
@LondonPower Жыл бұрын
Ask forgiveness from God and chill out nobady is perfect nobady
@Hiddenplace4146 ай бұрын
I have felt the same. And also lost my mother but ther is always mercy and hope and restoration through prayer to Jesus Christ.
@surabhichavan9673 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for adding English subtitles!
@annekekrikke1331 Жыл бұрын
Hoe , ?dat heb ik niet gezien . Dat wilde ik ook graag.
@crispypodcast2843 Жыл бұрын
Zampano was just a simple man
@johnnywalker8326 Жыл бұрын
I watched this film on PBS as a kid and it was utterly depressing and beautiful to me. Gelsomina's naivete, childlike wonder of the world, kindheartedness, innocence and also her seeming to be slightly dimwitted is in such contrast to Zampano's brashness, rough and gruff demeanor and harsh treatment of her. Everything has to be done his way. The Fool is a great character, too. He doesn't take anything seriously and is a sarcastic smartass. Zampano calls him a gypsy, a vagabond, a tramp but ironically he is the same. I bought the DVD set on Amaxon about 15 years ago but it never played properly and I was too lazy to send it back. Thank you so much for sharing the film with us. As an adult I sympathize a little more with Zampano. His life was sad and diffucult and as he gets older always being on the road would be miserable. Fellini was a genius. Cheers!
@N0p3er5 Жыл бұрын
Gelsomina will be avenged (:
@fromtroy Жыл бұрын
it's tragic because as he did get older, all the sadness and difficulties eventually became his own doing. To see a person like that break down crying after realizing what he had done to those closest to him, to those that chose to be around him and focus on the good despite his projections was absolutely heartbreaking once it was revealed what he was truly capable of. You feel for him. you feel for Gelsomina and the fool. It's just all around an awful string of situations that if looked at deep enough, teaches the importance of boundaries and how you really can't help those that aren't willing to help themselves.
@N0p3er5 Жыл бұрын
@@fromtroy life dealt with him. He deserved every moment of it.
@thecomedian6920 Жыл бұрын
Interesting fact: the lead actress stated that during the years she received thousands of letters from women who claimed that because of this movie, husband's who abandoned them returned home begging for forgiveness.
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Merveilleux film.si émouvant.je ne m en lasse jamais😂
It's one of the most famous movies in movie history. Zampano is a sinful human, Gelsomina is an innocent Christ, and the young man is God in the form of an angel. It's very Western. Why are movies like this made? If you look at the current situation in Russia, Ukraine, and Israel and Palestine, you will understand. Is this the fate of Judeo-Christianity? Anyway, the music is wonderful.
ありがとう。永遠の名作を。これは若者向けですね。でも理解できない。それも仕方ない。理解できても自戒(決）できないのだから。
最終的に気づいても…あたしは今頃…なくなった娘の恩に…気づいても遅いねん…！！！！
最初の場面の…親が娘を見世物に売る描写がわざとらしく悲しい…このシーンの各俳優さんの技量が素晴らしい！！
昔は、日本でも世界でも…皆貧しい方らは…いわば口減らしの為…娘は身を売られ、日本では…体力のある男子は相撲部屋に行き…いずれにしろ、この映画は…いわば今でゆう…知的障害者の娘さんが、見世物に売られた後のその後の悲しい一生を描いた作品…
数ある映画ドラマの中で…この映画の主人公の女性は…最も不幸なヒロインですね…生まれつき知恵遅れ…今で言う発達障害…？！少し昔、日本でこの映画がリメイクされたが…あれは単なるあばずれ娘で…脚本が残念でした…今の世は、まわりの色々な組織の世間知らずの坊っちゃんお嬢さんが色々意見を言って…やかましいから…色々規制ができ…本当に良い映画や音楽ができない…！！残念
名作中の名作‼️
What a great film, thank you.
The greatest movie ever made
I found it !! I found it !! I watched this when I was about seven....... I have been looking all over.... I subscribed... thank you, thank you, and thank you....
This is my first viewing of this film, and watching it without subtitles though I don't speak italian. It is so vivid and archetypal it is mesmerising, truly. And I'm bang in love with Anthony Quinn, which I am rather concerned about 🙃
I always have been, as well.... Looked ALL OVER FOR THIS FILM,,,,,, I love him SO MUCH !!
Que filme lindo ❤
Ppooo
Sono quasi tutti morti,.....ma,immortali.
След толкова години този филм продължава да ме вълнува.❣️
What a pity the sound of Italian classics is so poor. All dialogues were recorded after the movie was shot/edited and synchronised in post production. The audio of the kids in the opening scene sounds is clearly recorded in a big studio - it sounds just silly.
The famous photographer: Henri Cartier Bresson, visited Italy, back when this movie was released, he took few photos, but did take some pictures, he moved on to other parts of Europe, though, soon after.
I like the first scene the old mama talks like Greek mother so familiar to me 😂
Good evening This is Dr. Farid Al-Jarrah Today we will be with the giant creator, the great actor Anthony Quinn, the giant director Federico Fellini, and the film La Strada (1954). Critics unanimously agree that La Strada (1954), directed by Italian director Federico Fellini, is one of the most important films in the history of world cinema, and the most influential of many giant directors. It is the first film to win the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film, in addition to fifty other cinematic awards. And the film made the director, Federico Fellini, one of the most prominent directors in the world, and because of him, Giulietta Massina and Anthony Quinn jumped to become international stars. The film revolves around Gelsomina.. (Giulietta Massina), a kind girl who suffers from some mental problems and lives with her mother and siblings in extreme poverty in rural Italy in the fifties of the twentieth century. Her sister, Rosa, had left the family to work as a clown with a rough-and-tumble man named Zampano (Anthony Quinn) traveling as a solo performer at a game that agitated passers-by. This man returns to the family, to inform the mother that her daughter has died, without disclosing the cause of death. And the mother collapses, she cannot even visit her daughter's grave, because she does not have the money to visit the grave located far away. The man had another goal, which is to ask the mother to give him another daughter to replace the deceased, for ten thousand Italian lire (sixteen dollars). The mother accepts because of her extreme poverty. In this case, she will be able to cover some of the costs of her family, whose number will be reduced, and thus the cost. The mother chose her daughter, Gelsomina, who submitted to her mother's will and joined the man, despite the mother's belated remorse. And soon the girl discovers that the man is nothing but a selfish monster who only knows how to satisfy his ambitions and take advantage of every opportunity to steal, without paying any attention to others, and therefore he exploits her sexually, humiliates her and teaches her to work as a clown while presenting his itinerant shows. The man was not ashamed in everything he did, even harassing women in front of her, and therefore cosmetic powders often covered her innocent face, which gave her a childish appearance that increased her innocence. By chance, they meet an acrobatic player who specializes in rope walking shows, and he is a nice, fun-loving young man. This player teaches Gelsomina to play the trumpet and tries to convince her to work with him, but she refuses because she is convinced of her fate, but this player mocks and insults the man in front of everyone, angering him to the point that he chases him with a knife. On one occasion, they meet the player in a remote area, and the man attacks him and kills him unintentionally in front of Gelsomina, who collapses due to what she saw, so he leaves her while she is sleeping in an uninhabited area, leaving her with some clothes and her horn. And the years pass, and while the man is passing through a city, he hears a girl singing a melody that Gelsomina used to play on the trumpet, so he asks her about the source of the melody, and she tells him that she learned it from an unknown girl whose father had found her and sympathized with her, so he brought her home and she lived with them, but she died. The man feels pain, which is a strange feeling for him, so he goes to the bar and stirs up a fight after some alcoholic drinks, which gets him fired. And then he goes to the coast, where he breaks down with regret for his way of life, his fatal loneliness, and all the misdeeds he's committed..? Best regards Dr. Farid Al-Jarrah
This , the Bicycle thief , The miracle of Milano and a few others produced in the 50s and 60s are the best films ever to come out of Italian cinema
Umberto D is the ultimate heart-breaker. Even more so than La Strada.
Thanks for posting-- my first time watching. Wow! The brokenness of mankind, and the awful effects of sin. Thank God Jesus bled and died for people, so brilliantly acted and directed, like these.
The end of the film is very sad. It filled my eyes with tears
She rises, you don't get to see it.
Mijn vader had het heel vaak over deze film. Ik he heel lang hier naar gezocht. Nu dus gevonden ,maar helaas ik versta er niets van, helaas. Is er ook een die er een Nederlandse ondertiteling heeft???
내가본인류최고릐령화시다
내가본인류최의령화시다
린류최고늬령화시가
내가본란류푀소의열화시네 레요ㅓ니쿠ㅏㅇㅇ 델소미나 인류최고이시다
인류최고의령화시네
감사합니다 에서니쿠ㅏㄴ재소미나 고납삼니더
내가본최고인류의영화시내
내가본인류최고의영화시네
내가본인류최고의령화시네
인류최괴의령화시네
후륭하십니더
캄사합니다
땡큐어프리시에이트, 젤소미나가 ,성모마리아시이시시네
Why doesn’t part 1 show the subtitles??
Good question!
Even though they always blab on about "neo-realism" for the time of this film, La Strada was purely it's own world. It was a FELLINI movie! Fellini didn't follow OR lead. He just made "Felliniesque" movies!
THE BEST!
日本語で失礼します。日本名「道」は、とても有名なイタリア映画です。誰もがこの映画を見て感動しました。名作中の名作です。５０年以上前に見ましたが、今でも当時の感動を思い出します。ありがとうございました。
私もこの映画を見て感動しました。もう70年位前です。浪人生で毎日鬱々としてました。勇気をいただき 入学出来ました。
The girl is extremely talented 👏
I've been having a lot of bad days with no friends in this mean world, then I've took it out of my mother. Now she's gone and dead. I've have nothing but regrets and sadness with nearly a fall of tears.
you chose to view the world as mean. you chose to take it out on your mother. you chose to have regrets. you chose sadness.
Ask forgiveness from God and chill out nobady is perfect nobady
I have felt the same. And also lost my mother but ther is always mercy and hope and restoration through prayer to Jesus Christ.
Thank you for adding English subtitles!
Hoe , ?dat heb ik niet gezien . Dat wilde ik ook graag.
Zampano was just a simple man
I watched this film on PBS as a kid and it was utterly depressing and beautiful to me. Gelsomina's naivete, childlike wonder of the world, kindheartedness, innocence and also her seeming to be slightly dimwitted is in such contrast to Zampano's brashness, rough and gruff demeanor and harsh treatment of her. Everything has to be done his way. The Fool is a great character, too. He doesn't take anything seriously and is a sarcastic smartass. Zampano calls him a gypsy, a vagabond, a tramp but ironically he is the same. I bought the DVD set on Amaxon about 15 years ago but it never played properly and I was too lazy to send it back. Thank you so much for sharing the film with us. As an adult I sympathize a little more with Zampano. His life was sad and diffucult and as he gets older always being on the road would be miserable. Fellini was a genius. Cheers!
Gelsomina will be avenged (:
it's tragic because as he did get older, all the sadness and difficulties eventually became his own doing. To see a person like that break down crying after realizing what he had done to those closest to him, to those that chose to be around him and focus on the good despite his projections was absolutely heartbreaking once it was revealed what he was truly capable of. You feel for him. you feel for Gelsomina and the fool. It's just all around an awful string of situations that if looked at deep enough, teaches the importance of boundaries and how you really can't help those that aren't willing to help themselves.
@@fromtroy life dealt with him. He deserved every moment of it.
Interesting fact: the lead actress stated that during the years she received thousands of letters from women who claimed that because of this movie, husband's who abandoned them returned home begging for forgiveness.
Stockholm syndrome?
This film broke my heart 😢
Hermosa pelucula
We, humans, are a pitiful lot...