Guerra dei vulcani, La
Director:
Francesco PatiernoMúsica:
Santi PulvirentiReparto:
Roberto Rossellini (arch.), Anna Magnani (arch.), Ingrid Bergman (arch.), Ilaria Stagni (narrador)Sinopsis(1)
La guerra de los volcanes fue un enfrentamiento entre dos potencias mundiales que se desarrolló a fines de la década del cuarenta en el mar Mediterráneo. Por un lado Ingrid Bergman, por el otro Anna Magnani. La actriz italiana había estado casada con Roberto Rossellini cuando éste, luego del éxito de sus últimas películas, Roma ciudad abierta y Paisá, se acercó a Estados Unidos e inició una relación secreta con una de sus estrellas más grandes. El escándalo no tardó en estallar y la prensa italiana y del mundo se concentró en el apasionado triángulo. (Guadalajara International Film Festival)
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The giants of this era Ingrid Bergman and Anna Magnani have not left their mark on me yet, even though I’ve been familiar with them. So now I was curious about what this documentary would come up with. And it didn’t come up with anything at all. A random assortment of footages and movie clips is complemented by a dull narrative, which most certainly doesn’t provide me with any reason to start being interested in these actresses.
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Rather than calling it a documentary, it's more appropriate to talk about it as a collage, where this film is composed of shots titled "volcano" which tell the stories of film personalities, such as Ingrid Bergman, Anna Magnani, or Roberto Rossellini. As a collage, it definitely works much better than as a documentary film. It really doesn't say much.
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One of the weakest behind-the-scenes documentaries ever made. Changing partners (including those in marriages with other people) is unfortunately a routine part of the development of interpersonal relationships, and there is nothing unusual about it. This is where the connection between the film's cheating wife Magnani (Vulcano) and new partner Bergman (Stromboli) is supposedly found. And that's it. There’s nothing worth talking about. We don't learn anything special about the films, or the actresses, or Rossellini. Even a simple Wiki entry conveys more than this pseudo-documentary.
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