Fellini Spirits of the Dead

[yallowrosa]

this segment is the natural continuation of the film 8 & 1/2

(however, the point of view here is from the actor side ...)

[Sonoman02]

The most bloody ironically vision of "Fame Madness" in this wonderful short film!!!

(Part of three Edgar Allan Poe´s tales adapted by different directors).

[dUdO676]

Decandente...

[Cigarcynic]

the music is amazing, where can I find the song?



[benitosoriano]

I can review this novel endlessly. Fellini-genius. Camera, music, actors and mise en scene everything professionally and flawlessly. Movie of all time.

[IraeRex]

it looks like.. David Lynch 20 years before David Lynch

[acarlosarq]

Nino Rota, Fellini, also Terence Stamp are forever on this picture, that's resume the way of living in 1970

[acarlosarq]

Nino Rota, Felini, also Terence Stamp are forever on this picture, that's resume the way of living in 1970

[madahad9]

About twenty years ago or so I was channeling surfing and happened upon this film. I missed the beginning but I knew immediately it was Fellini from the music and the images. It would be be until a couple decades before I would see the film in its entirity along with the other two films. The Fellinin segment stands out as the best. I was happily surprised when I found the soundtrack for Toby Dammit on Itunes. Another great pairing between Fellini and Nino Rota. The dudbbing version is better.

[freezazoid]

Not a big felini fan. But this is something special. I was totally blown away when I saw this the first time. Reminds me a bit of Blow Up by Antonioni.... not as far as plot but, themes and style. And the lead actors are remarkably similar. I think this was before Blow Up though.... definitely around the same time.

[braiteyter]

Strepitoso! quanto ce manchi Federì!

[darcy27]

Look how graceful the camera moves, POV shots are excellent, beautiful composition and framing. Fellini was a master director. He is second to none, hands down the greatest director to ever touch a camera.

[lmen1990]

I love this film.

[shittyshit69]

my copy looks like shit but it has Stamp's dialogue, this must be from the dvd?

[daddyslittleangle12]

where can i find this entire movie

[darcy27]

This is fuckin art!!!! Bravo Maestro Fellini!!!

[cvvvvvvvvvvv]

Ne pas parler du doublage. C'est du Fellini,

[fantasmanarrante]

Putain de doublage!!!!

[Cirifischio88]

In the original movie every caracther speak his own language, this french doubledd lost the cosmopolitic atmosphere.

[Thepremonist]

Check out "The Decomposers"

we used parts from this movie and made a video..

Its on youtube search "The Decomposers Another Day"

YouTube. com/ cherylsstalker

URL:

myspace . com / therealdecomposers

[artbyrenart]

The band (at 1:12) is The Motowns, a band from Liverpool that had a career in Italy in the late 60's (see videos of them on YouTube)

[issurdemsky]

Un chef d'oeuvre !!!

[darcy27]

Brilliant film, wonderful piece of art.

[anna0karina]

Also, it is quite possibly Nino Rota's best score ever. And Terence Stamp is charming as always. He's still beautiful underneath all that makeup.

[anna0karina]

When I first heard about this film I almost couldn't believe such beautiful thing like this could possibly exist. Definitely one of my top ten. I loved all three shorts but I agree with everyone who say's Toby Dammit was the best. It's moving art, like watching a painting come to life.

[joez68]

Fellini at his best, visionary creativity - there are more ideas in this 43min episode than in all the Hollywood movies made in the last years - great Terence Stamp -

find and watch the whole episode -

[noonej]

Any chance of you posting the whole movie?

[voxmagus]

Perfect. I love it. Molto gracie.

[agnY]

thank you for uploading this <3

[realpussycat]

adore this movie and Terence in it

[Katamanteuomos]

C'était un film génial. Le seul de trois ''Les Histoires extraordinaires'' qui me ravit. Je trouve qu'il est un de merveilles manifestations du "carnaval vénisien" de notre siècle avec ''La Terre Promise'' de Andrzej Wajda et ''L'homme Éléphant'' de David Lynch.

[drikajardel]

FELLINI WAS A GREAT DIRECTOR ,Terence amazing actor !!Great film

[GoblinGirl]

Fellini's "episode" in this film is the best. The other two, one by Roger Vadim and one by Louis Malle, are good, but nowhere near Fellini's.

[Katzone1]

I keep saying that Fellini is the best......

[cvvvvvvvvvvv]

Gran FELLINI, y la música ha de ser del gran compositor NINO ROTA. Siempre mi respetos.Únicos.

[Jokesniff]

Fabulous. Do you have any more?

[davidcovo]

art? magic? life?

[mikelebo85]

Fellini è un genio!

[Nocturna78]

Fantastic

[dapoetmaster]

I love Terence in this film. He just totally doesn't give a shit & it shows!! It's my favorite Stamp performance.....

[yojimboflm]

terance stamp should have played magnito not some gay british guy who can't move.

[xinemommy]

"Make it snappy" "humiliation" "take your carcass home" lmao

Really you have to see this from the very beginning of the episode. Captures the feeling of being totally wasted and yet having to be social at the same time. I love Fellini!

[tristramshamdy]

excellent music as in all fellini movies

[ultrakitty]

I want to be in this ...............fatasy,

[eyeswhichneversmile]

this was awesome... i just wish the escalator scene was included as well!

[VladtheEmailer]

I love this part of the movie!! So freakin' bizarre!

[cassanou]

No blasphemies, please! It's definitely a RED RAGING FERRARI ! Terence Stamp is awesome here.

[evictionsurplus]

jr red. I think it is a copper-colored Jag XK6. It has been a year since I have seen it so I could be wrong...

[hawkfall]

Not a Jag, it's definately a Ferrari - Toby Dammit asks "Where's the Ferrari you promised me?" Makes sense as he is in Roma.

[EricandDish]

You are aware that Federico Fellini was (this is what I know) drinking and on drugs when he did this part and it carried over to his next movie "Satyricon".

[Barrysunshine]

Loved the poker game and Terrence Stamp looking for his little demon. Wish I could find it again.

[Righello]

favorite movie ever

[nathanielto]

Anyone know what that Bardot movie was, where she was dressed as a nurse.. straps this guy down and fucks hs ass?

[hawkfall]

It wasn't Bardot, it was Raquel Welch and the movie is "Myra Breckinridge" - a truly awful film!

[JIM2u007]

The scene with the paparazzi at the beginning of the film was great, now they're replaced with Fellini freaks accosting poor Toby. Thanks for the clip!

[ketzele]

yeah! upload some more, please! it's awesome!!

[juniorredds]

This is my favorite Fillini movie! Whay they don't release the original english version rather than the french dub is beyond me. Terrance Stamp speaking french just isn't right! Please upload more! maybe the Ferrari scenes??

[esiqus]

i love this movie. the fellini short is my fav. thanks for posting!

[robbiejohnson2001]

Hey!! At 01:12, it's the Rutles!!