Director Clips: Federico Fellini

Films Clips (27)

The Rex, Amarcord

The townspeople of Rimini gather on the water to salute the SS Rex - a transatlantic liner built during the reign of fascist dictator Benito Mussolini - as it passes.

Gradisca, Amarcord

The town lawyer recounts how the local beauty, Gradisca, acquired her nickname.

Fascist Punishment, Amarcord

Aurelio is forced to submit to the typical fascist punisment of drinking castor oil.

Fascist Procession, Amarcord

The town turns out for the arrival of the local fascist federale.

Don Balosa, Amarcord

The town priest hears Titta's confession.

Le manine, Amarcord

Dandelion-like puffballs arrive on the breeze in a small coastal town, announcing spring.

Paola on the Beach, La Dolce Vita

Paola and Marcello attempt to communicate across the estuary at the beach, but he cannot understand her.

Paparazzo and Miracle, La Dolce Vita

The paparazzi try to capture photos of the family who first tell them about the children who saw the Madonna.

Steiner and Marcello II, La Dolce Vita

Steiner philosophises to Marcello about his hopes and worries.

Steiner and Marcello I, La Dolce Vita

Marcello and Steiner talk on Steiner's balcony.

Sylvia's Arrival, La Dolce Vita

The famous actress, Sylvia, lands in Rome.

Christ the Labourer, La Dolce Vita

Marcello's news helicopter follows another helicopter carrying a Christ statue, while a group of girls watch.

The Temptation of Dr Antonio (dir. Federico Fellini), Opening Sequence, Boccaccio '70

A cherubic narrator provides an overview of Roman society in the early 1960s.

Moraldo Leaves the Vitelloni, I Vitelloni

Moraldo (Franco Interlenghi), after being stuck in a small town his entire life, finally sets off, leaving everything he's known behind.

Fausto's Triumphant Return from his Honeymoon, I Vitelloni

Fausto (Franco Fabrizi) returns home from his honeymoon with Sandra (Leonora Ruffo) and dances with the vitelloni at their reunion.

Moraldo's Father Catches the Thieves, I Vitelloni

Over dinner, Moraldo's father (Enrico Viarisio) finds out that his son and son-in-law have stolen a statue. Through this outburst, Sandra (Leonora Ruffo) finds out an important secret about her husband.

Fausto Gets a Beating, I Vitelloni

Fausto (Franco Fabrizi) finds his wife Sandra (Leonora Ruffo) and newborn at his father's house. As he enters his childhood home, he is found at the mercy of his father, bringing out the child within him.

Closing Sequence, 8½

After calling off the film, Guido's (Marcello Mastroianni) production team drags him to a press conference.

Claudia, 8½

Guido (Marcello Mastroianni) sees Claudia (Claudia Cardinale) at the screen tests and informs her that she is his leading actress, but then decides to stop filming all together.