As relevant today as it was at it's time.
In this movie, Fellini gives us an analysis of the decadency of society in Rome at that time, decayment that pretty much applies to today's world, in a very effective way through Marcello...
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As relevant today as it was at it's time.
In this movie, Fellini gives us an analysis of the decadency of society in Rome at that time, decayment that pretty much applies to today's world, in a very effective way through Marcello Mastroianni's (who was terrific) character Marcello Rubini, a person who, in my opinion, confuses love with lack of freedom, ending in a path of senseless and neverlasting joy, a path that creates barriers with other people, people you could care about, making you, ironically, a slave of your own search for freedom, all in the usually shallow world of celebrities, and ends in frivolity and disgust of is own persona.
Fellini again shares us his vision terrifically in a flawless production that can safely be considered as one of the best films of all time.
97/100.