Rialto: First Look at New 4K Restoration of Federico Fellini's Nights of Cabiria
HomeRialto: First Look at New 4K Restoration of Federico Fellini's Nights of Cabiria
Posted March 6, 2020 04:28 PM by Webmaster
Rialto Pictures has released a brand new trailer for the recent 4K restoration of Federico Fellini's classic film Nights of Cabiria (1957), starring Giulietta Masina, François Périer, Franca Marzi, Dorian Gray, and Aldo Silvani.
Nights of Cabiria opens April 17 at New York's Film Forum.
A Blu-ray release of the new restoration is expected to be release by the Criterion Collection laser this year.
Also included with this article is a theatrical poster for the recent restoration.
Synopsis: Synopsis: Co-written by Fellini, with contributions from Pier Paolo Pasolini NIGHTS OF CABIRIA (1957) again stars Giulietta Masina in this story of an unfailingly optimistic prostitute and her misadventures in and around the Eternal City. Cabiria wanders the streets of Rome looking for true love but finds only heartbreak. Even when she is robbed by her boyfriend and left to drown, after her rescue she carries on searching for happiness. She meets and is courted by Oscar and it seems that her struggles are finally over, but things may not be what they seem. This Oscar-winning, funny and poignant neo-realism masterpiece was the inspiration for Neil Simon's 1966 musical Sweet Charity, which itself was adapted for the screen by Bob Fosse three years later.
Nights of Cabiria opens April 17 at New York's Film Forum.
A Blu-ray release of the new restoration is expected to be release by the Criterion Collection laser this year.
Also included with this article is a theatrical poster for the recent restoration.
Synopsis: Synopsis: Co-written by Fellini, with contributions from Pier Paolo Pasolini NIGHTS OF CABIRIA (1957) again stars Giulietta Masina in this story of an unfailingly optimistic prostitute and her misadventures in and around the Eternal City. Cabiria wanders the streets of Rome looking for true love but finds only heartbreak. Even when she is robbed by her boyfriend and left to drown, after her rescue she carries on searching for happiness. She meets and is courted by Oscar and it seems that her struggles are finally over, but things may not be what they seem. This Oscar-winning, funny and poignant neo-realism masterpiece was the inspiration for Neil Simon's 1966 musical Sweet Charity, which itself was adapted for the screen by Bob Fosse three years later.
