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New digital transfer, with restored image and sound; Video introduction by Martin Scorsese; Audio commentary by Peter Bondanella, author of Italian Cinema: From Neorealism to the Present and The Cinema of Federico Fellini; Federico Fellini's Autobiography, a documentary made for Italian television by Paquito del Bosco; Optional English-dubbed soundtrack featuring the voices of Anthony Quinn and Richard Basehart; New essay by film scholar Peter Matthews; Theatrical trailer for the English version; New and improved English subtitle translation; Optimal image quality: RSDL dual-layer edition
Full Product DetailsSide #1 -- La Strada
1. Logos/Opening Credits [2:28]
2. Ten Thousand Lire [4:18]
3. The Strongman [1:14]
4. Tools of the Trade [4:17]
5. Di Constanzo, Gelsomina [2:05]
6. Farce [2:30]
7. Lamb and Veal [5:16]
8. Waiting [4:02]
9. Tomatoes [2:10]
10. The Wedding Party [5:33]
11. Deeee-Dee-Dee-De-Deee [3:59]
12. Processions [3:17]
13. A Hundred and Twenty-Five Feet in the Air [2:34]
14. "Get In!" [2:28]
15. Roman Circus [3:28]
16. Circo Giraffa [5:48]
17. "A Very Sad Song" [5:45]
18. The Pebble [9:18]
19. The Jail [4:15]
20. The Convent [3:59]
21. "Do You Like Me a Little?" [4:54]
22. Flat Tire, Broken Watch [4:38]
23. "The Fool Is Hurt" [3:27]
24. "It's Cold" [6:27]
25. Circo Medini [5:05]
26. Zampanò's Song [5:00]
1. Introduction [2:28]
2. The Cast [4:18]
3. Zampanò's Carnival Act [1:14]
4. Gelsomina's Training [4:17]
5. Sexual Aggression [2:05]
6. Bad Puns and Animals [2:30]
7. Neorealism and Its Discontents [5:16]
8. Fellini's Aesthetic Goals [4:02]
9. Gelsomina Starts to Care [2:10]
10. "Everybody Likes Sweets" [5:33]
11. Gelsomina's Song [3:59]
12. Religious Symbolism [3:17]
13. Il Matto, or, the Fool [2:34]
14. Drunk? [2:28]
15. Rosa [3:28]
16. The Fool Is Too Quick [5:48]
17. The Love-Hate Triangle [5:45]
18. The Parable of the Pebble [9:18]
19. Housing Projects [4:15]
20. Catholicism [3:59]
21. Fellini's Women [4:54]
22. The Confrontation [4:38]
23. "The Fool Is Hurt" [3:27]
24. Thaw [6:27]
25. La Strada's Structure [5:05]
26. Zampanò's Song [5:00]
Side #2 -- Federico Fellini's Autobiography: Clips From His Life
1. A Journey [8:23]
2. Via Veneto [2:10]
3. Fellini at Work [3:16]
4. At the Station [3:11]
5. Awards and Festivals [12:02]
6. Juliet of the Spirits [7:49]
7. G. Mastorna, Satyricon [4:10]
8. Fellini and Bergman [2:22]
9. Venice [:55]
10. Sundays [4:18]
11. Rimini [6:33]
Acclaimed Italian filmmaker Federico Fellini drew on his own circus background for the 1954 classic La Strada. Set in a seedy travelling carnival, this symbolism-laden drama revolves around brutish strongman Zampano (Anthony Quinn), his simple and servile girlfriend Gelsomina (Giulietta Masina, Fellini's wife), and clown/aerialist Matto (Richard Basehart). Appalled at Zampano's insensitive treatment of Gelsomina, the gentle-natured Matto invites her to run off with him; but Gelsomina, like a faithful pet, refuses to leave the strong man's side. Eventually Zampano's volcanic temper erupts once too often, leading to tragic consequences. Written by Fellini and Tullio Pinelli and scored by Nino Rota, La Strada was the winner of the first official Academy Award for Best Foreign-Language Film, awarded in 1956. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide