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My Voyage to Italy (1999)

World-renowned director Martin Scorsese narrates this journey through his favorites in Italian cinema.

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Year
- 1999
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Duration
- 246 mins
Director
- Martin Scorsese
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- Martin Scorsese
Genres
- Documentary
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André D 08 Oct 2009

Scorsese's masterclass through the highlights of the Italian cinema of the 1940s to the early 1960s. Guess I'll need to see some more Rossellini.

Stephanie S 23 Jan 2011

Martin Scorsese's very personal views on classic Italian cinema. Not only does it provide very informative insight on the differences between classic Hollywood and Italian films, it also serves as a great documentary to motivate me to watch more European films. I've watched some of the films he introduced here, but I never noticed the depth or details in some of them. Having watched this makes me want to rewatch all the Italian movies I've previously watched.

Emily B 30 Mar 2009

Scorsese presents a fascinating documentary of his personal highlights of Italian cinema. Watching Scorsese talk about the first time he saw these films growing up in New York and the influence they have had on him is a joy. With the depth he goes into about these films and the amount of lengthy clips shown, you can feel his passion for these films and the eagerness he has to share them with today's generation of young film lovers. A new favourite of mine in the documentary genre, it's made me want to check out more work from the likes of Rossellini, Fellini and Antonioni.

Mark Robison 14 Jul 2004

If you have any interest in classic Italian films, you'll be in heaven.

Edgar C 17 Sep 2009

A classic cinema class from a true master. Scorsese portrays through this amazingly beautiful documentary, the films that have inspired his life, marked a period of his life for him and that really influenced his filmmaking style and have inspired him for life. Films of Roberto Rossellini, Vittorio de Sica, Michelangelo Antonioni and Federico Fellini, among others (La Terra Trema, I Vitelloni, 8 1/2, L' Avventura, La Dolce Vita, Ladri di biciclette, Umberto D., Roma Città Aperta, and countless others) are shown here, and the way Scorsese describes them, analyzes them and explains them really change our perspective and way of looking towards this type of beautiful cinema. A true gem, I didn't even feel those 4 hours running. Give this a watch, at least in two parts, and change the way you look at classic movies forever. 82/100