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Red Desert (1964)

In an industrializing Italian town, a married woman, rendered mentally unstable after a traffic accident, drifts into an affair with a friend of her husband.

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Alessandro B 15 Nov 2013

Fantastic to see this in blu-ray. Still working through the excellent comment track.

Benjamin L 20 Dec 2008

never been so attracted to italians or factories

Gordon B 29 May 2014

Any film that follows up L'Avventura and L'Ecclise would pale in comparison. That being said, it makes sense that Red Desert concludes the tetralogy. More than any of the previous installments, Red Desert literalizes the tearing human struggle with oneself in a post-industrial civilization. By the end, it makes sense that Antonioni decided to film it in color. Not an entirely optimistic conclusion, but it's the only one possible.

Ryan M 26 Dec 2008

I'd thought 'The Passenger' was his most "suspended" film, 'L'Eclisse' the most formally accomplished, and 'Zabriskie' the most immediate (not necessarily a good thing), but 'Red Desert' may very well take all of those cakes. This is true filmic poetry... Vitti's story of the lonely girl at the beach is potentially as surprising as Zabriskie's ending or the camera moving through the grate in 'Passenger'... quiet formal tricks and casually related words create a sense of tragedy as cathartic as in a Dreyer film, without the religious overtones... And the color and the smokestacks and the fog and the sound! This movie hits hard and rewards repeat viewings. Highly recommended.

Amit R 22 Oct 2007

a film that taught me what a wide frame is!