Francesco, giullare di Dio (1950) | |
| Director(s) | Roberto Rossellini |
| Producer(s) | Giuseppe Amato (associate), Angelo Rizzoli |
| Top Genres | Drama, Historical |
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Francesco, giullare di Dio (1950) was a Drama - Historical Film directed by Roberto Rossellini and produced by Giuseppe Amato and Angelo Rizzoli.
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Roberto Rossellini was one of a group of pioneering film makers of the neo-realist era. Rather than shooting on stage, they shot on locations and quite often used non professional actors. Most of the performers in the film, with exception of Aldo Fabrizi, are real Franciscian monks.
"The Flowers of St. Francis" was edited for its 1952 US release, with Rossellini's chapter-like inter titles and a couple of scenes removed from the original Italian version. They have been reintroduced in the Criterion and in the Masters of Cinema edition.
Roberto Rossellini and 'Ingrid Bergman' were involved in an highly publicized and strongly condemned love affair during the making of this film and Bergman was pregnant with Rosselini's child while married to another man. These circumstances in Rosselini's personal life made the shoot more difficult.
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"The Flowers of St. Francis" was edited for its 1952 US release, with Rossellini's chapter-like inter titles and a couple of scenes removed from the original Italian version. They have been reintroduced in the Criterion and in the Masters of Cinema edition.
Roberto Rossellini and 'Ingrid Bergman' were involved in an highly publicized and strongly condemned love affair during the making of this film and Bergman was pregnant with Rosselini's child while married to another man. These circumstances in Rosselini's personal life made the shoot more difficult.
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