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7.6 / 10 2h 5min

Drama War

Six vignettes follow the Allied invasion from July 1943 to winter 1944, from Sicily north to Venice.

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Review by OceanicOpossum

Remarkable language in an anti-war film feels like no other

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Review by user794o6393ls0

The Premiere Italian Neorealist Film

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Review by user6811rnmtnen

War's "behind-the-scenes"... neorealism to its most historically significant...

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Review by user5386xrojfzp

Rossellini continues his exploration of World War II through the new Neo-realist lens

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Review by user133uxcbovoo

An entertaining Italan Neo-realist film

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Review by user397k0ql4npa

Six effective vignettes in the ruins of Italy

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Review by user171wh76bxzn

A Great Representation of Film & Italian History

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Review by user524x7fdd3og

A Fine Dramatic Representation of American Liberation in Italy

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Review by user4909g53on4t

A surprising and deeply moving film

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Review by user744et2ygk0j

Powerful film about an important time for Italy

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Review by user871vpr2czfk

At times devastating, at times with a little faith- Paisa is Rossellini's neo-realist epic

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Review by user169391q08rf

Superior to Rome, Open City - Paisa

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Review by SonicSalamander

The liberation of Italy from Sicily up to the plains of the river Po

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Review by user55gng4fulr

Rossellini's masterpiece. A reference in War genre

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Review by Moon

The second consecutive Classic in Roberto Rossellini's Neorealist War Trilogy. War Conflicts behind-the-scenes and Humanity breaking the barriers of language.

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Review by PixelPenguin

Ironic, Neo-realist narrative of Italian-American interaction in WW II, proves way ahead of its time

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