Michelangelo Antonioni [16/11/2005] (Director)
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tre volti is not complet yet..but i has completes ources somewhere else..
in the meantim
CHUNG KUO !!!!!!!!!!! has appeared!!
http://www.fileheaven.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=51238
Chung Kuo 2.rm 
Chung Kuo 1.rm 
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in the meantim
CHUNG KUO !!!!!!!!!!! has appeared!!
http://www.fileheaven.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=51238
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Hay un enlace para "Identificazione di una donna" <a href=viewtopic.php?p=390534#390534>AQUI</a>.
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COnfirmado I TRE VOLTI
el rpoblema haora es como desamarrar de los otros fragmentos ....no hay pausas entre fragmentes sino que todo el film corre de una..... no se si los 25 min que TAKESHI tiene en el min 32:34 de la version en la mula.
Pero espero que a otros me puedan refutar en e lcas o de estar equivocado. En el google no he podido encontrar informacion al respecto.
saludos
el rpoblema haora es como desamarrar de los otros fragmentos ....no hay pausas entre fragmentes sino que todo el film corre de una..... no se si los 25 min que TAKESHI tiene en el min 32:34 de la version en la mula.
Pero espero que a otros me puedan refutar en e lcas o de estar equivocado. En el google no he podido encontrar informacion al respecto.
saludos
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puff ... lamento no haber actualizado la filmo, ni siquiera he recibido los avisos de respuestas, claro que tampoco he estado muy conectado últimamente, a ver si lo puedo hacer en unos días, habrá que buscar ripeo del l'eclisse de criterion, tb, de "Eros" tb hay cosillas, aunque el trozo que vale la pena es el de WKW, ley de vida.
**** actualizado queda ****
He añadido los enlaces aportados por bresson (gracias), Eros y el dvdrip de la versión Criterion de L'Eclisse. Las fuentes no son excesivas, ya que parece que se distribuyó sobre todo via BT, pero está completa.
La duración de los cortos la saqué de la web Michelangelo Antonioni Archive, así que es de oídas por mi parte
salu2
**** actualizado queda ****
He añadido los enlaces aportados por bresson (gracias), Eros y el dvdrip de la versión Criterion de L'Eclisse. Las fuentes no son excesivas, ya que parece que se distribuyó sobre todo via BT, pero está completa.
La duración de los cortos la saqué de la web Michelangelo Antonioni Archive, así que es de oídas por mi parte

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Publicado por Trep en FileHeaven. VOSItaliano.

IMDb - 7.4/10 (192 votes)
[quote]Michelangelo Antonioni's 1982 film Identification of a Woman never saw release... and now we know why! Making its way to video after close to 20 years, Identification is a long-winded and oh-so-serious tale of a famous film director who, after being dumped by his wife, fools around with a couple of women as he tries to imagine a way to make a movie out of his sad sad life. The problem is not only that the two woman look and act so much alike there's little to differentiate them from each other, but our "hero" is also kind of a jerk with nothing new to say about female sexuality, which is purportedly what the movie is supposed to be about. Like most of Antonioni's work, Identification is very long and doesn't stray very far from the holding pattern it locks itself into, and only die-hard fans are likely to get much out of enduring its 2+ hour running time. [/quote]
My first try with windows encoding software. You'll need XviD 1.1. Probably it's not stand-alone friendly, see GSpot below.
The movie:
Identificazione di una donna (Antonioni 1982) - DVDRip Xvid - CD1.avi 
Identificazione di una donna (Antonioni 1982) - DVDRip Xvid - CD2.avi 
---> Only italian subs <---
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IMDb - 7.4/10 (192 votes)
[quote]Michelangelo Antonioni's 1982 film Identification of a Woman never saw release... and now we know why! Making its way to video after close to 20 years, Identification is a long-winded and oh-so-serious tale of a famous film director who, after being dumped by his wife, fools around with a couple of women as he tries to imagine a way to make a movie out of his sad sad life. The problem is not only that the two woman look and act so much alike there's little to differentiate them from each other, but our "hero" is also kind of a jerk with nothing new to say about female sexuality, which is purportedly what the movie is supposed to be about. Like most of Antonioni's work, Identification is very long and doesn't stray very far from the holding pattern it locks itself into, and only die-hard fans are likely to get much out of enduring its 2+ hour running time. [/quote]
My first try with windows encoding software. You'll need XviD 1.1. Probably it's not stand-alone friendly, see GSpot below.
The movie:
---> Only italian subs <---
Here!





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En extratitles hay subtítulos en inglés para Chung Kuo, por si alguien se anima con la traducción
http://titles.box.sk/index.php?pid=subt2&p=i&rid=179160
http://titles.box.sk/index.php?pid=subt2&p=i&rid=179160
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Yo creo que es cueestion de gustos. No le hagas mala propaganda!!! que a mi si me gusto. CLaro que no me espere un Eclipse , ya que solo son 30 min. PEro es fascinante como en tan poco tiempo sintetiza el new age ecologico italiano + el elitismo "pastoral". Ademas la escultura cinematografica de Antonioni esta impecable: La mejor toma de un convertible en la historia del cine! (es la de la parte posterior de la lamparitas rojas cuando se acercan a la cascada.)Takeshi_Shimura escribió:puff ... lamentoa que el trozo que vale la pena es el de WKW, ley de vida.
Yo creo que habra que esperar 30 anos para que este corto de Antonioni sea apreciado. Es muy inmediato a nuestra epoca y dificil de aceptar en lo que nos hemos convertido. PEro com odije capaz sea cuestion de gustos

A proposito Alguien ha visto el documental que hizo Enrica sobre la filmacion de Beyond the Clouds?
ACabo de encontrara unos enlaces curiosos que dicen UNCUT !!!!
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rulle escribió:Cronaca di un amore (1950) - Michelangelo Antonioni
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This rip is from a relatively new DVD, which has been remastered from several newly restored 35 mm film elements. In other words, this is rare and unique material. The DVD is unfortunately also hard-telecined, meaning it is mastered as pure 29.97 fps NTSC (no pulldown flags to FILM). Since an IVTC does nothing good with pure NTSC, my only option was to keep the framerate and use a deinterlace filter. Of course there is minor ghosting from the original dvd mastering, but given the high framerate this is not really noticeable.Before becoming the poster child for the extreme arty, slow paced foreign films of the '60s, Michealanglo Antonioni actually developed his craft on very straightforward, neo-realistic films. Story of a Love Affair (1950) was Antonioni's first feature-length dramatic film, and much to his critics' chagrin, it is extremely linear, it has limited drawn out, "real time" shots, and his actors actually project more emotion than the typical "Antonioni apathy." Enrico (Ferdinando Sarmi) is an extremely wealthy and jealous husband who suspects his young, beautiful bride, Paola (Lucia Bosé), is unfaithful. Instead of confronting her directly, he hires a private detective (Gino Rossi) to investigate her past. While checking up on the mysterious death of Paola's friend, the private dick indirectly puts one of Paola's old lovers (Massimo Girotti) back in contact with his client's wife. Though originally separated due to the death of their close friend, seeing each other sparks up some buried passion that ironically will put Enrico and Paola's marriage to the test. Like his contemporaries' earlier works, Story of a Love Affair is a must for cinephiles who love to see all those "Antonioni-style" trademarks in their infancy. Of particular note is the typical Antonioni shot, in which where the two main characters have a full conversation with their backs to the camera. Though Story of a Love Affair does not pack the historical punch of L'Avventura or Blow Up, it is definitely more approachable for the general public and an excellent neo-realistic film in its own right..
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cronaca.di.un.amore.antonioni.1950.dvdrip.xvid.mp3-rulle.avi
English subtitles:
cronaca.di.un.amore.antonioni.1950.dvdrip.xvid.mp3-rulle.srt
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...from the Criterion Collection DVD...

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Plot Outline: A young woman meets a vital young man, but the love affair is doomed because of the man's materialistic nature.
Plot Synopsis: After spending a night arguing, Vittoria breaks off with her lover Riccardo. While joining her mother gambling at the Stock Exchange, she meets Piero, a young and handsome stockbroker. He is a seducer. She resists at first, but little to little let him do. She thinks to be in love with him... A film about the usual Antionioni's themes : love and impossible communication in the couple, loneliness.
Review: Michelangelo Antonioni's L'Eclisse rolls over you and wraps you in its stylish embrace. The plot, such as it is, follows Vittoria (luscious Monica Vitti, The Red Desert) as her engagement falls apart and she slowly falls into a giddy but anxious affair with Piero (Alain Delon, Le Samourai, Purple Noon), a trader in Rome's stock exchange. Like Ingmar Bergman (Scenes from a Marriage, Persona), Antonioni examines the nuances of human relationships--but where Bergman is dense and dialogue-driven, Antonioni is spare and visual (there's maybe a page of dialogue in the first fifteen minutes of L'Eclisse). Every frame is like an exquisite black and white photograph, yet there's nothing static about this movie. It's fluid, sleek, and graceful, achieving its own kind of visual music. L'Eclisse contrasts opposing elements: Light and shadow, noise and silence, laughter and death, love and money, desire and dissatisfaction. Critics often describe the movie as a portrait of modern alienation, but they focus too much on Vittoria herself; while she finds her own life wanting, all around her Antonioni's camera captures a much larger world, full of as much vitality as despair, as much hope as loss. This is a movie essential to anyone's understanding of what movies can be.
More Reviews: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0056736/externalreviews
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0056736/
Rating: 8.0/10 (959 votes)
Italian Theatrical Release Date: April 12, 1962
DVD Release Date: March 15, 2005
Awards & Nominations: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0056736/awards
Specs:
Video: XviD (CVS build 2005.09.16) @ ~2288 kbps
Audio: AC3 1Ch 192 kbps
Resolution: 720 x 384
Aspect Ratio: 1.875 (15:8 )
Framerate: 23.976 fps
Qf: 0.345
Runtime: 02:06:00.853
Interleave: 96 ms (2.3 v.frames), preload=96
Audio frames: Split across interleaves
Country: Italy / France
Language: Italian / English
Subtitles: English
Screenshots:



DVD Back:

Plot Outline: A young woman meets a vital young man, but the love affair is doomed because of the man's materialistic nature.
Plot Synopsis: After spending a night arguing, Vittoria breaks off with her lover Riccardo. While joining her mother gambling at the Stock Exchange, she meets Piero, a young and handsome stockbroker. He is a seducer. She resists at first, but little to little let him do. She thinks to be in love with him... A film about the usual Antionioni's themes : love and impossible communication in the couple, loneliness.
Review: Michelangelo Antonioni's L'Eclisse rolls over you and wraps you in its stylish embrace. The plot, such as it is, follows Vittoria (luscious Monica Vitti, The Red Desert) as her engagement falls apart and she slowly falls into a giddy but anxious affair with Piero (Alain Delon, Le Samourai, Purple Noon), a trader in Rome's stock exchange. Like Ingmar Bergman (Scenes from a Marriage, Persona), Antonioni examines the nuances of human relationships--but where Bergman is dense and dialogue-driven, Antonioni is spare and visual (there's maybe a page of dialogue in the first fifteen minutes of L'Eclisse). Every frame is like an exquisite black and white photograph, yet there's nothing static about this movie. It's fluid, sleek, and graceful, achieving its own kind of visual music. L'Eclisse contrasts opposing elements: Light and shadow, noise and silence, laughter and death, love and money, desire and dissatisfaction. Critics often describe the movie as a portrait of modern alienation, but they focus too much on Vittoria herself; while she finds her own life wanting, all around her Antonioni's camera captures a much larger world, full of as much vitality as despair, as much hope as loss. This is a movie essential to anyone's understanding of what movies can be.
More Reviews: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0056736/externalreviews
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0056736/
Rating: 8.0/10 (959 votes)
Italian Theatrical Release Date: April 12, 1962
DVD Release Date: March 15, 2005
Awards & Nominations: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0056736/awards
Specs:
Video: XviD (CVS build 2005.09.16) @ ~2288 kbps
Audio: AC3 1Ch 192 kbps
Resolution: 720 x 384
Aspect Ratio: 1.875 (15:8 )
Framerate: 23.976 fps
Qf: 0.345
Runtime: 02:06:00.853
Interleave: 96 ms (2.3 v.frames), preload=96
Audio frames: Split across interleaves
Country: Italy / France
Language: Italian / English
Subtitles: English
Screenshots:


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ANTONIONI!!!!! WOOOOOWWWWWW!!!! Gracias!
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