8½
Dir: Federico Fellini
Italy, 1963, 138 minmins, DCP
Cast: Marcello Mastroianni, Anouk Aimée, Claudia Cardinale
Transforming a filmmaker’s creative crisis into a grand epic of profound fascination and imagination, Fellini invented one of cinema’s most recognizable touchstones with his spiritual and artistic musings. Beginning with the iconic image of Mastroianni floating off into the sky, the dreamlike sequences revolve around a famed director, exhausted by his evasions, lies and sensual appetites. Notable for its sublime use of flashbacks and surrealistic touches interwoven with realism, this enduring semiautobiographical masterpiece works like magic and continues to cast its spell.
Academy Awards: Best Foreign Language Film and Best Costume Design (Black-and-White)
#10 in Sight and Sound’s 2012 Greatest Films of All Time Poll
Federico Fellini 100 is part of the Federico Fellini 100 Tour, a series of centennial tributes to Federico Fellini (1920–1993), which will travel to major museums and film institutions worldwide, coordinated by Paola Ruggiero and Camilla Cormanni from Luce Cinecittà. All films (unless noted) have been digitally restored by Luce Cinecittà, Cineteca di Bologna and Cine teca Nazionale.
Screening:
In-theatre Screening
Full House 2020-12-12 (Sat)
16:30Full House 2020-12-13 (Sun)
16:45Buy Tickets 2021-04-18 (Sun)
18:15Buy Tickets 2021-04-24 (Sat)
18:45
K11 Art House
Chinese Subtitles
Full House
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