Released Date:
1948-03-29
Languages:
Italian, English, German, Sicilian
Countries:
Italy
Runtime:
120 min
Rated:
NOT RATED
IMDB Ratings:
7.8 (4298 Reviews)
Director:
Roberto RosselliniSergio Amidei (story)
Klaus Mann (story)
Federico Fellini (story)
Marcello Pagliero (story)
Alfred Hayes (story)
Sergio Amidei (screenplay)
Federico Fellini (screenplay)
Roberto Rossellini (screenplay)
Rod E. Geiger (screenplay)
Six vignettes follow the Allied invasion from July 1943 to winter 1944, from Sicily north to Venice. Communication is fragile. A woman leads an Allied patrol through a mine field; she dies protecting a G.I., but the Yanks think she killed him. A street urchin steals shoes from a G.I. who tracks him to a shanty town. A G.I. meets a woman the day Rome is liberated; in six months they meet again: he's cynical, she's a prostitute. A US nurse braves the trip across the Arno into German fire in search of a partisan she loves. Three chaplains, including a Jew, call on a monastery north in the Apennines. Allied soldiers and partisans try to escape capture in the marshes of the Po.
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