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La Dolce Vita (1960)
Beschreibung: A sprawling critique of modern decadence and the search for meaning, filled with iconic imagery and a satirical take on the idle rich.
Fakt: The film's famous Trevi Fountain scene became one of the most iconic moments in cinema history.


The Exterminating Angel (1962)
Beschreibung: A surreal exploration of social conventions and human behavior, where guests at a dinner party find themselves inexplicably unable to leave, highlighting the absurdity of bourgeois norms.
Fakt: The film was banned in Spain until after Franco's death due to its perceived critique of the upper class.


8½ (1963)
Beschreibung: A meta-narrative about creativity and the struggles of an artist, using dreamlike sequences to blur the lines between reality and imagination.
Fakt: The title refers to the number of films Federico Fellini had directed up to that point, including collaborations and short films.


The Trial (1962)
Beschreibung: A Kafkaesque nightmare of bureaucracy and existential dread, where the protagonist is trapped in an absurd and incomprehensible legal system.
Fakt: The film's sets were designed to create a claustrophobic, labyrinthine atmosphere, mirroring the protagonist's psychological state.


Belle de Jour (1967)
Beschreibung: Delves into the duality of human desires and societal expectations, blending reality with fantasy to critique the constraints of bourgeois life.
Fakt: Catherine Deneuve's character was inspired by a real-life case of a high-society woman who worked in a brothel.


The Phantom of Liberty (1974)
Beschreibung: A series of interconnected vignettes that challenge conventional narratives and societal norms, using surreal humor to expose the absurdity of human behavior.
Fakt: The film's title is derived from a line in 'The Communist Manifesto,' reflecting its subversive themes.


That Obscure Object of Desire (1977)
Beschreibung: Explores themes of obsession and unattainable desire through a fragmented narrative, questioning the nature of love and social constructs.
Fakt: Two different actresses play the same character, a unique choice that underscores the film's themes of duality and illusion.


The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)
Beschreibung: A whimsical yet darkly comedic tale of nostalgia, loss, and the eccentricities of high society, told through a meticulously crafted visual style.
Fakt: The film's distinctive color palette was inspired by the works of mid-20th-century European painters.


The Great Beauty (2013)
Beschreibung: A visually stunning meditation on art, life, and the emptiness of high society, blending satire with profound existential reflection.
Fakt: The film's protagonist was inspired by a real-life Italian journalist and socialite, adding a layer of authenticity to its critique of the elite.
