this was definitely one of his more accessible films for those who don't usually watch these kind of films, it was beautiful and this last scene broke my heart, so well acted, god, to think of the emotions the actor must have had to conjure up to show this
Oh my.... The last scene was incredibly sad. The one scene out of the entire movie that made me cry, well, almost. I already knew the end, I have a thing for spoilers, but it certainly ruins the effect. However, I still had tears in my eyes.
Anthony is maybe the best actor after Robert De Niro. This is only one example, but Barrabas, Zorba the Greek and several other films makes the grade to this great actor. We miss you, ANTHONY
Great man, great actor, this scene has broken my heart everytime I have seen this pic. He is US looking for an answer, overwelmed by pain and loneliness, confusion at the end of our lives. No actor has ever been so good at axpresing so powerful all those feelings in such a short time. God save Quiin!
In the last scene, he becomes a human being, able to feel love, loss and remorse. It took the death of an innocent girl, but he finally became a human at the end. That, for me, is the power of the last scene, his acknowledgement of his humanness.
@BermudaRao il ne s'agit pas uniquement d'hommes qui maltraitent les femmes... c'est l'histoire de la solitude et l'impossibilité de vivre la tendresse que la vie nous offre parfois
I watched this film again for the first time in a long while last night. I think it is nothing short of amazing. I am hypnotized by Quinn while he is in the hands of Felini. This pure genius, the acting and the directing.
Quinn never made a better movie! the whole portrayal of Italy during this time is so true, little people losing their humanity under the everyday burdens of hunger and poverty and ignorance and yes I am old enough to remember this stage of european history.
I would have to say this is one of the greatest films ever made. Many times, I watch this and The Bicycle Thief on the same day...talk about emotional whallop.
@kostgian Very touching scene... and the dramatic music corresponds with it so well...... Outstanding actor, impressive movie in every way! Thanks so much Kostas for sharing!
@AnaJilK in the beginning of this final scene,the music soundtrack is absent,because we must feel naked the soul-drama of the hero...but after the 2,05 start simultaneously with the nino rota,s music an introducing by the magician fellini of moving the camera BEHINDE AND HIGH slowly from the local tragedy-land teaching us the human-soul tortures by IMPRUDENCE!
okay, i confess i have never heard of this film until earlier this year and while watching it i didnt know what would be in the last scene. but when i saw it, i was literally stunned by its power. i cant remember a scene in the movies, especially that captured such monumental heartbreak, regret and loneliness. what was really devestating was knowing i have played that scene in my life too many times, it is terribly familiar.
i agree completely, i didn't expect the ending to be so devastating, it's really quite a simple and straightforward scene, shot without any camera tricks, the actor just does such a great job, one must wonder what he had to go through to be able to cry like..that.
i confess i usually dont "get" artsy type films but gelsomina became a bit unstable at seeing the fiddler killed, or rather she would just started talking about the killing under her breathe and seemed to be in daze. i guess you would call it post tramadic stress these days. anyway quinn couldnt keep her quiet and i think he felt guilty at being reminded at what he had done. and so he left her while she was sleep.
to "get" this, first consider context - post war impoverished Italy. Gelsomina is sold to Zampano for, what her mother considers to be, an act of goodwill. Gelsomina, a simple girl, bonds with her master and does little to question him. Looking for purpose in her own life, she finds it via a short conversation with the fool. Surpassing an abusive relationship, the finds purpose serving Zampano. Her spirit is destroyed along with the fool.
...When Zampano finally acknowledges this tragedy, he is overcome by guilt and regret. Like a beaten dog, Zampano exaggerates his primal prowess and exerts his will on everyone he encounters, particularly women. His epiphany is that of love-lost. Who could love a man who sought to project his own anger onto those he held close? Why did I treat her like that? I killed her. These are the final thoughts flowing through Zampano at the finale of La Strada.
I'm not sure if it's regret Quinn's character, Zampano, feels at this point. It's more like utter loneliness. He finally realizes that he is nothing without Gelsomina, who supplied him with humanity he never had.
Those people Fellini, Masina, Quinn, Nino Rota, those were people who had so much love and soul to give, unfortunately today artists are a mirror of what the world is nowadays, violence, bad taste, indifference,
@yowurstnitmare He was talking about popular artists, fool, not the world. The world was always shit, we know that, but there was a time in cinema when artists did a lot more than just reflect that reality with pornographic gracelessness. Your comment is emblematic of the times.
@Nikatsu No, what he said is true. I hate this incredibly patronising "Things were better in the old days" attitude. Of course there are still brilliant movies being made, just as there were terrible movies back then. La Strada was released the same year as Devil Girl From Mars, don't pretend it was nothing but profound masterpieces.
@vergoti20 ...we still got Pacino, DeNiro, Hopkins, Rourke, even lets say young like Hawke, Washinton..etc...we did lost ''the one'' 2008 God rest his soul...Paul Newman...in the same year George Carlin....
@vergoti20 You are absolutely correct....the genius, beauty, elegance, and passion are extinct in this "new" world...so sad....but at least WE witnessed and experienced it, no??? ~ Catalina
@vergoti20 God, I'm sick of the whole "THINGS WERE SO MUCH BETTER BACK IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS" line of bullshit. Have you people just forgotten the institutionalized racism, sexism, imperialism, censorship and repression (both political and societal) that existed in every first-world nation a half-century ago?
@Kagemusha08 "Have you people just forgotten the institutionalized racism, sexism, imperialism, censorship and repression (both political and societal) that existed in every first-world nation a half-century ago?" What's all that have to do with the price of tea in China? He's talking about movies and art; not about sociology. Besides, what makes you think that today the world is in better shape than it was "half-century" ago?
i agree w others, it is so beautiful how the heartbreaking sadness is conveyed in this scene...it is powerful because it captures something of the regret that we all surely have inside of us to some extent.
Thank you for forwarding this to me. I will make sure to watch this film all the through. I am actually very fond of black and white films, esp. the darker, morbid, sorrowful story lines. Have you seen All About Eve, Crash? That is a strangely morbid film as well, though not nearly as profound as this.
after the maltreat of his hapiness ..REMEMBERING HIS VICTIM OF HIS INDIFERENCE [J.MASSINA-GIRL OF ROAD]...that was the poor girl sold by his mother in THE PEDDLER ,SAUVAGE ZAMPANO[A.QUIN]......FINALLY IN A UNFORGETABLE FINISHING SCENE IN ONE COAST[how many in italy?]...the sauvage ZAMPANO F-O-U-N-D H-I-S S-O-U-L!!!!!![ the nocturnes waves ARE HIS CRIES OF repentance?OR the earthquaque of his soul in his usual post?]
I agree. I can't watch this film I am not strong enough.I end devastated, Quinn and Masina both give the male and female cinema performance any actor and actress would dream to play and this divine music !
We both feel the same way about this truly wonderful film. The loneliness that Zampano experiences in this final scene is one that I share deeply whenever I see it. I cried the first time I saw it; now I cry only inside. Last night I again viewed "Nights of Cabiria," another Fellini masterpiece . Do you know this film? Near the very end, Cabiria, played by Guilietta Masina, demonstrates the same kind of intense emotion that we saw at the end of "La Strada." Bravo Fellini and Masina!
Giulietta Masina performance as Cabiria is perhaps the greatest female performance in cinema history.For shame! it's shameful she didn't win an Oscar academy Award
Terrific movie....touched me deeply....I saw this when it was first released and I never forgot it. It took me years before I could find and obtain a copy of my own.
Dedico esto a Jose Soroa, Benjamin Ferrera, Rogelio Quintana, la Quijotesca , Daniel Sankunatara, Armando Garcia Galocha, Conchita Bouza, Eduardo Michaelsen. Respirando angustia en la marginal Cuba.
La strada es una de las obras maestras del cine que deberìa ser enseñada a los jovenes para que las nuevas generaciones tengan mas humanidad y sensibilidad.
Giulietta Masina, Anthony Quinn y Nino Rota han dejado para siempre momentos de los mas conmovedores que se hayan visto en la historia del cine.
Dedico esto a Benjamin Ferrera " Maestro del Ajedrez" y poeta cubano muerto en el exilio. Recordando aquel dia en la Cinemateca de Cuba, la impresion que este film nos dejo
One of the greatest films by one of the greatest artists of cinema. What a moment, as Zampano looks up into the night sky, on the shore of the vast ocean, and in his dim mind finally realizes with a kind of existential horror how lonely and insignificant he is, how he has wasted the great gift he was given, the angel Gelsomina.
I don't want to sound like the usual whinner that complains about the lack of art in the actual cinema industry. But after watching this video, you can only surrender to its beautiful sadness. The Music, and I cannot put it in any other way, is FUCKING GREAT!.
I just saw this movie, it' just so beautiful. Simple story, but very powerful, I love how it ends next to the immensity of sea. I can't help crying when I see this scene, it's just so beautiful
this was definitely one of his more accessible films for those who don't usually watch these kind of films, it was beautiful and this last scene broke my heart, so well acted, god, to think of the emotions the actor must have had to conjure up to show this
13hehe 3 weeks ago
two peoples doesn't have fellings
MegaSogoku 1 month ago
Oh my.... The last scene was incredibly sad. The one scene out of the entire movie that made me cry, well, almost. I already knew the end, I have a thing for spoilers, but it certainly ruins the effect. However, I still had tears in my eyes.
thegirlwhohatesrap 3 months ago
Gut-wrenching genius.
dubonetducon 4 months ago
Anthony is maybe the best actor after Robert De Niro. This is only one example, but Barrabas, Zorba the Greek and several other films makes the grade to this great actor. We miss you, ANTHONY
parageo1 5 months ago
Great man, great actor, this scene has broken my heart everytime I have seen this pic. He is US looking for an answer, overwelmed by pain and loneliness, confusion at the end of our lives. No actor has ever been so good at axpresing so powerful all those feelings in such a short time. God save Quiin!
siquitibum 6 months ago
In the last scene, he becomes a human being, able to feel love, loss and remorse. It took the death of an innocent girl, but he finally became a human at the end. That, for me, is the power of the last scene, his acknowledgement of his humanness.
umavunga 9 months ago 8
Fellini likes pulling the strings of everyone. dont be fooled.
tool619 10 months ago
This is such a powerful scene
bivcyz00 10 months ago
Das Lied,es klingt schon so lang....
Dieselritter95 11 months ago
I'm a long time fan of Italian neorialism
there will never be a similar era for the film industry again.
there're no more Fellini's, Rosselini's, De Sica's or Visconti's. nor Nino Rota's...
comparing those films to what they show today is an insult to our inteligence...
I strongly recomend to see "Rocco & Brothers". "Bellissima". "Bicycle Thives"
& similar French films from same era. you'll see the difference...
natreal229 1 year ago
RIP Dino De Laurentiis
susankhamilton 1 year ago
@susankhamilton I second that.
Juliaflo 1 year ago
道’ 生きる’ 東京物語’ は万人必見の映画。
nobuoka401 1 year ago
Ce n'est uniquement pas Zampano qui pleure. c'est toute l'humainté qui pleure. Ce sont tous les hommes qui maltraitent les femmes qui pleurent.
et moi, je pleure tout le temps je pense à cet extrait !!!!!!!!!!
BermudaRao 1 year ago
@BermudaRao il ne s'agit pas uniquement d'hommes qui maltraitent les femmes... c'est l'histoire de la solitude et l'impossibilité de vivre la tendresse que la vie nous offre parfois
kalina29 1 year ago
Benjamin Ferrera, Rogelio Quintana. Daniel Sakuntala , Truca Perez, La quijotesca
Cinemateca de Cuba......y Quinn Fellini Masina y ........
juanbosco31 1 year ago
Fellini is in a class of his own
MyMelancholyDodo 1 year ago
...erinyes....
kostgian 1 year ago
...nemesis.........
kostgian 1 year ago
@kostgian
Grazie...AFFASCINANTE!!!
gfks11 1 year ago
I watched this film again for the first time in a long while last night. I think it is nothing short of amazing. I am hypnotized by Quinn while he is in the hands of Felini. This pure genius, the acting and the directing.
Profsportster 1 year ago 2
Quinn never made a better movie! the whole portrayal of Italy during this time is so true, little people losing their humanity under the everyday burdens of hunger and poverty and ignorance and yes I am old enough to remember this stage of european history.
suzannesadiiqa 1 year ago 3
I would have to say this is one of the greatest films ever made. Many times, I watch this and The Bicycle Thief on the same day...talk about emotional whallop.
pegleg747 1 year ago 2
Magnifico!!!!Grazie Kostgian per l'invio!!!
borgoantico44 1 year ago
here seems that tullio pinelli ,ennio flaiano together with federico fellini crossingover with balzac/dostojevsky and sigmund freud!
kostgian 1 year ago
@kostgian Very touching scene... and the dramatic music corresponds with it so well...... Outstanding actor, impressive movie in every way! Thanks so much Kostas for sharing!
AnaJilK 1 year ago
@AnaJilK in the beginning of this final scene,the music soundtrack is absent,because we must feel naked the soul-drama of the hero...but after the 2,05 start simultaneously with the nino rota,s music an introducing by the magician fellini of moving the camera BEHINDE AND HIGH slowly from the local tragedy-land teaching us the human-soul tortures by IMPRUDENCE!
kostgian 1 year ago
@kostgian Un vero capolavoro caro Kostas, il grande Quinn chi dimentica la sua Danza di Zorba??? Un caro saluto K
MrAznavour65 1 year ago
@MrAznavour65 et la musica di nino rota!giulietta masina qui indimenticabile![vista per primo comme studente in 1973 a firenze!]
kostgian 1 year ago
Uno de los mejores finales, que malditamente bella es esta peli.
smultronstallet81 1 year ago
un capolavoro assoluto...grazie bar..grazie michèlle!!:))*****
brikkostello 2 years ago
Film magnifique, à jamais gravé dans nos mémoires, film qui fait partie du patrimoine mondial !
minicocomi 2 years ago
he regrets for living her alone on that cold winter day by the fire place..... she was the only one that really loved him...
Relda999 2 years ago
okay, i confess i have never heard of this film until earlier this year and while watching it i didnt know what would be in the last scene. but when i saw it, i was literally stunned by its power. i cant remember a scene in the movies, especially that captured such monumental heartbreak, regret and loneliness. what was really devestating was knowing i have played that scene in my life too many times, it is terribly familiar.
persebra 2 years ago 26
i agree completely, i didn't expect the ending to be so devastating, it's really quite a simple and straightforward scene, shot without any camera tricks, the actor just does such a great job, one must wonder what he had to go through to be able to cry like..that.
13hehe 2 years ago
Non dice nulla, ma dice tutto.
marcolimpo95 2 years ago
master scene for tony forever in his history
mizo450 2 years ago 3
does anyone know why he ditches gelsomina??
ErikaFromMyspace 2 years ago
"does anyone know why he ditches gelsomina??"
i confess i usually dont "get" artsy type films but gelsomina became a bit unstable at seeing the fiddler killed, or rather she would just started talking about the killing under her breathe and seemed to be in daze. i guess you would call it post tramadic stress these days. anyway quinn couldnt keep her quiet and i think he felt guilty at being reminded at what he had done. and so he left her while she was sleep.
persebra 2 years ago
hmmm... 500 words or less huh? ok...
to "get" this, first consider context - post war impoverished Italy. Gelsomina is sold to Zampano for, what her mother considers to be, an act of goodwill. Gelsomina, a simple girl, bonds with her master and does little to question him. Looking for purpose in her own life, she finds it via a short conversation with the fool. Surpassing an abusive relationship, the finds purpose serving Zampano. Her spirit is destroyed along with the fool.
cfriend2005 2 years ago
...When Zampano finally acknowledges this tragedy, he is overcome by guilt and regret. Like a beaten dog, Zampano exaggerates his primal prowess and exerts his will on everyone he encounters, particularly women. His epiphany is that of love-lost. Who could love a man who sought to project his own anger onto those he held close? Why did I treat her like that? I killed her. These are the final thoughts flowing through Zampano at the finale of La Strada.
cfriend2005 2 years ago
¡Viva Anthony! Orgullo de México.
Una de las mejores escenas en la historia del cine.
prettyrebeca 2 years ago 3
such a peace o a movie, great, muss see movie!!! If you see the movie, you understand, his tears...
brasilboy222 2 years ago
one of the greatest ending scenes (besides 400 blows) and best films ever!
dext037 2 years ago 3
You killed the fool...
mateo41187 2 years ago
I'm not sure if it's regret Quinn's character, Zampano, feels at this point. It's more like utter loneliness. He finally realizes that he is nothing without Gelsomina, who supplied him with humanity he never had.
fslee68 2 years ago 4
I agree. What an incredible actor to cause one to even ponder so deeply what he was feeling. Amazing.
Profsportster 2 years ago
The best movie I had ever seen. No doubts about it.
3Amadeus1977 2 years ago
Those people Fellini, Masina, Quinn, Nino Rota, those were people who had so much love and soul to give, unfortunately today artists are a mirror of what the world is nowadays, violence, bad taste, indifference,
vergoti20 2 years ago 51
@vergoti20 idiot, the world was a very bad and evil place in the past too. it's your fucking dumb imagination.
yowurstnitmare 1 year ago
@yowurstnitmare He was talking about popular artists, fool, not the world. The world was always shit, we know that, but there was a time in cinema when artists did a lot more than just reflect that reality with pornographic gracelessness. Your comment is emblematic of the times.
Nikatsu 11 months ago
@Nikatsu No, what he said is true. I hate this incredibly patronising "Things were better in the old days" attitude. Of course there are still brilliant movies being made, just as there were terrible movies back then. La Strada was released the same year as Devil Girl From Mars, don't pretend it was nothing but profound masterpieces.
MrKeepitunderyourhat 1 month ago
@vergoti20 ...we still got Pacino, DeNiro, Hopkins, Rourke, even lets say young like Hawke, Washinton..etc...we did lost ''the one'' 2008 God rest his soul...Paul Newman...in the same year George Carlin....
cronknu 1 year ago
@vergoti20 You are absolutely correct....the genius, beauty, elegance, and passion are extinct in this "new" world...so sad....but at least WE witnessed and experienced it, no??? ~ Catalina
CatalinaLumbrosa 4 months ago
@vergoti20 God, I'm sick of the whole "THINGS WERE SO MUCH BETTER BACK IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS" line of bullshit. Have you people just forgotten the institutionalized racism, sexism, imperialism, censorship and repression (both political and societal) that existed in every first-world nation a half-century ago?
Kagemusha08 4 months ago
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@Kagemusha08 "Have you people just forgotten the institutionalized racism, sexism, imperialism, censorship and repression (both political and societal) that existed in every first-world nation a half-century ago?" What's all that have to do with the price of tea in China? He's talking about movies and art; not about sociology. Besides, what makes you think that today the world is in better shape than it was "half-century" ago?
Imsteppenwolf 2 months ago
@Kagemusha08 I know, I get so ridiculously annoyed when people start bleating on like that.
MrKeepitunderyourhat 1 month ago
i agree w others, it is so beautiful how the heartbreaking sadness is conveyed in this scene...it is powerful because it captures something of the regret that we all surely have inside of us to some extent.
NickOLarse999 3 years ago 3
Ｚａｍｐａｎｏ !!! Ｍｅ，too....
sakurakenbutu 3 years ago
best i ever see...
latekoll 3 years ago
Where can I watch this film beginning to end w/ english subtitles for free. I must see it for a film class.
LilBoyBlue247365 3 years ago
Try the library.
TheOpiumDistrict 3 years ago
Nobody!!
crashinwwII 3 years ago
Thank you for forwarding this to me. I will make sure to watch this film all the through. I am actually very fond of black and white films, esp. the darker, morbid, sorrowful story lines. Have you seen All About Eve, Crash? That is a strangely morbid film as well, though not nearly as profound as this.
TheWondermonk 3 years ago
Wjat a great, great film!
SHRINA17 3 years ago
Excelente actuación de Antony Quinn!
jwl13t4 3 years ago
after the maltreat of his hapiness ..REMEMBERING HIS VICTIM OF HIS INDIFERENCE [J.MASSINA-GIRL OF ROAD]...that was the poor girl sold by his mother in THE PEDDLER ,SAUVAGE ZAMPANO[A.QUIN]......FINALLY IN A UNFORGETABLE FINISHING SCENE IN ONE COAST[how many in italy?]...the sauvage ZAMPANO F-O-U-N-D H-I-S S-O-U-L!!!!!![ the nocturnes waves ARE HIS CRIES OF repentance?OR the earthquaque of his soul in his usual post?]
kostgian 3 years ago 3
Thanks Kostas for elucidation -----
AnaJilK 3 years ago
@kostgian " inoubliable chef-d'oeuvre" ,tant pour le film,que pour la musique et l'interprétation !!!!! *********************
eleninefeli 1 year ago
i think in la strada and zorbas the greek quinn showed the deepest and highest emotions ever to be seen on screen....fantastic actor...
piroschka5 3 years ago
The ending of "La Strada" may be the most memorable in all of film history.
Taz882 3 years ago
I agree. I can't watch this film I am not strong enough.I end devastated, Quinn and Masina both give the male and female cinema performance any actor and actress would dream to play and this divine music !
vergoti20 3 years ago 3
We both feel the same way about this truly wonderful film. The loneliness that Zampano experiences in this final scene is one that I share deeply whenever I see it. I cried the first time I saw it; now I cry only inside. Last night I again viewed "Nights of Cabiria," another Fellini masterpiece . Do you know this film? Near the very end, Cabiria, played by Guilietta Masina, demonstrates the same kind of intense emotion that we saw at the end of "La Strada." Bravo Fellini and Masina!
Taz882 3 years ago 3
Giulietta Masina performance as Cabiria is perhaps the greatest female performance in cinema history.For shame! it's shameful she didn't win an Oscar academy Award
vergoti20 3 years ago
Terrific movie....touched me deeply....I saw this when it was first released and I never forgot it. It took me years before I could find and obtain a copy of my own.
HeuresRoma 3 years ago 3
This was so sad the first time I saw it I cried for like an hour.
Blondie331994 3 years ago
Dedico esto a Jose Soroa, Benjamin Ferrera, Rogelio Quintana, la Quijotesca , Daniel Sankunatara, Armando Garcia Galocha, Conchita Bouza, Eduardo Michaelsen. Respirando angustia en la marginal Cuba.
juanbosco31 3 years ago
Curse you, Zampano. How could you overlook Gelsomina, the only woman that ever cared for you?
Bash316 3 years ago 4
dedico esto al ajedrecista ( fallecido ) Benjamin Ferrera, al astrologo Alberto Martinez Fuentes ( fallecido en Chicago)
Cinemateca de Cuba
juanbosco31 3 years ago
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odsantos 3 years ago
Not a word spoken in this excerpt but more happens here in 2:38 minutes than in a thousand films. They're moving pictures, not talkies.
Right, jimmyfellatio?
ikmarchini 3 years ago 2
Jak to nikt nigdy do końca nie jest stracony :-):-)
Pamiętam ten film , oglądałam go jako mała dziewczynka i bardzo dobrze zapamietałam.
Takich filmów się nie zapomina.
Końcowa scena utkwiła mi w pamięci do końca życia. Wiem że w każdym z nas jest dobro i w nim też było. Wierzę w to.
Płaczę jak dziecko jak oglądam końcówkę tego filmu.
Chylę głowę dla mistrza Felliniego jak również dla Massiny i Quiana , którzy stworzyli niezapomniane role.
Gelu1973 3 years ago
Nunca había llorado en su vida... y ahí en la playa, con él lloramos todos!
Penado41 3 years ago 3
this movie made a big impression; watching W.A's "sweet and lowdown" only re-affirmed my appreciation of this original.
floryboonda 3 years ago
This is one of the most hearbreaking scenes I've seen in my life. This film change my life.. It really it's amazing
missrockinbird 3 years ago
La strada es una de las obras maestras del cine que deberìa ser enseñada a los jovenes para que las nuevas generaciones tengan mas humanidad y sensibilidad.
Giulietta Masina, Anthony Quinn y Nino Rota han dejado para siempre momentos de los mas conmovedores que se hayan visto en la historia del cine.
bisigato 3 years ago 2
NOW THAT'S A CLASSIC!
CHICKLETCHAT 3 years ago 2
I'm probably the only person in the world who gets this movie
jimmyfellatio 3 years ago
hermosa actuacion y grandiosa pelicula
zampano666 3 years ago
Dedico esto a Benjamin Ferrera " Maestro del Ajedrez" y poeta cubano muerto en el exilio. Recordando aquel dia en la Cinemateca de Cuba, la impresion que este film nos dejo
juanbosco31 3 years ago
Let´s all drink to the death of a clown!!
DeusXLM 3 years ago
This moment is unforgettable in the film history
DAPPERFIELD 3 years ago 2
マシーナが肺癌で他界したのはフェリーニの死から5ヶ月後のことであった。
ieziez 4 years ago
beutiful end a mexican actor and a italian movie
salvy1984 4 years ago
为什么这些老电影会这么有魅力呢,真叫人着迷呢
好喜欢大路啊,很感人,这是值得载入史册的电影!!!
irisstella 4 years ago
M. ♥ :
Gracias por haberme hablado de esta película. Tenías razón, es hermosaaaa. Me encantó. ¡ Mil gracias amigo italiano ♥ ♥ ♥ !
descontr0l 4 years ago
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I'm probably the only person in the world who gets this movie
jimmyfellatio 4 years ago
wow great for you
cojonas88 4 years ago
hahahahahahaha
jimmyfellatio 4 years ago
imbecil
zampano666 3 years ago
One of the greatest films by one of the greatest artists of cinema. What a moment, as Zampano looks up into the night sky, on the shore of the vast ocean, and in his dim mind finally realizes with a kind of existential horror how lonely and insignificant he is, how he has wasted the great gift he was given, the angel Gelsomina.
mrjewls 4 years ago 9
Anthony Quinn is a Role for everything, Rota Music id FABULOUS !!!!!!!
Tristan1947 4 years ago 2
I don't want to sound like the usual whinner that complains about the lack of art in the actual cinema industry. But after watching this video, you can only surrender to its beautiful sadness. The Music, and I cannot put it in any other way, is FUCKING GREAT!.
MarioNess 4 years ago 5
Nowadays people has no heart.
When this masterwork of the cinema was made (1954) it was another world
moreno2394 4 years ago 3
This is a great ending.
weikko79 4 years ago 3
XV International Street Theatre Festival "LA STRADA" - Kalisz - Poland - invited! 6-8 Juni 2008. Thanks!
antyleyt 4 years ago
I cried the whole movie
ThomasDeP 4 years ago 3
I just saw this movie, it' just so beautiful. Simple story, but very powerful, I love how it ends next to the immensity of sea. I can't help crying when I see this scene, it's just so beautiful
AnotherBrickOnTheWal 4 years ago 6
Saddest scene I've ever seen...
Alkhir69 4 years ago 4