Il partigiano Johnny (2000)

Calificación de los usuarios:

6.6/10   

Director:

Guido Chiesa

Escritores:

Guido Chiesa (writer)
Beppe Fenoglio (novel)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

17 noviembre 2000 (Italy)

Género:

Drama

Plot:

After the 8th September 1943 north of Italy is occupied by Germans. Italian army collapsed and the soldiers...

Plot Keywords:

Partisan | Communist | Italy | Resistance | Italian History

Premios:

1 win & 2 nominations

Comentarios de los usuarios:

A 40's movie shot today with uncanny realism.

Reparto

Stefano Dionisi	...	Johnny
Andrea Prodan	...	Pierre
Fabrizio Gifuni	...	Ettore
Giuseppe Cederna	...	Nemega
Alberto Gimignani	...	Biondo
Claudio Amendola	...	Nord
Stefano Scherini	...	Vico
Chiara Muti	...	Elda
Umberto Orsini	...	Pinin
Barbara Lerici	...	Sonia
listado alfabético del resto del reparto:
Felice Andreasi
Lina Bernardi	...	Johnny's mother
Toni Bertorelli	...	Johnny's father
Marilena Biestro	...	Rina
Flavio Bonacci	...	Chiodi
Andrea Bruschi	...	Set
Ferruccio Casacci	...	Parroco di campagna
Fabio De Luigi	...	Fascist soldier
Andrea Di Casa	...	Giovane capo della rivolta
Michele Di Mauro	...	Capo formazione in fuga
Giovanni Esposito	...	Secondo Siciliano
Carlo Giraudo	...	Ufficiale partigiano
Alberto Hoiss
Flavio Insinna	...	Spia
Davide Lorino	...	Pinco
Renzo Lori	...	Parroco di città
Michele Melega	...	Ufficiale fascista
Fulvio Milani	...	Geo
Massimo Mirani	...	Blister
Gabriele Montanari	...	Rivella
Maximilian Nisi	...	Alessandro
Nicola Panelli	...	Kira
Fausto Paravidino	...	Gilera
Cesare Peracchio	...	Prete officiante
Antonio Petruccioli	...	Cocito
Marco Piras	...	Tito
Franco Procopio	...	Primo Siciliano
Umberto Procopio	...	Fulmine
Franco Ravera	...	Ansemo
Paola Rota	...	Madre del bambino Down
Maurizio Santilli	...	Michele
Gabriele Tesauri	...	Partigiano
Sergio Trojano	...	Ivan
Lucio Zagaria	...	Tarzan

También conocida como:

Johnny the Partisan (International: English title)

Duración:

135 min (Venice Film Festival)

País:

Italy

Idioma:

Italiano

Color:

Color

Sonido:

Dolby Digital

Locaciones de Filmación:

Acqui Terme, Alessandria, Piedmont, Italy

Compañía:

Fandango

A 40's movie shot today with uncanny realism.

To me, the greatest merit of this movie is the recreation of the 1940's film atmosphere. The photography is mind boggling, since you believe its an old movie that you are watching, quite impossible to think that it was shot in 2000!!. The streets, the interiors, the women, even the actor faces are the type of face they used to have in the 40's movies!! It looks like a perfect example of the Neo Realists movies of the 40's, like "Sciuscia", "Roma, citta aperta", "Humberto D.", etc. But as a watchable and pleasant movie..., it's so boring to see this partisans shooting, and shooting..., and shooting... into the far forest or hills around, without seeing the enemy or even a pigeon falling from the sky because of a fatal blow that reached it by mistake. Everybody looks so famished and basic. Maybe I'm unjust because I don't care for this kind of movies and it's my problem if that's the case, but even so, a whole movie of shooting around can be quite hard to swallow. There are not lovable characters, it looks like they are in the middle of winter without proper clothes, constantly suffering hunger and cold..., very uncomfortable! but maybe that was exactly the idea, to get us into the skin of these poor souls and so better understand the sacrifice they went through for an ideal of liberty. Very well executed, no doubt, but I give it to you wrapped in cellophane with a nice bow tied on with my most sincere compliments.