Italian neorealism

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    He refuses to leave the troops and risks his life on several occasions for the sake of liberation and the Italian state. He places his duty to the state over that of his own well-being and his loyalty to his wife. In essence, he is what would be considered the perfect fascist citizen. The same could be said of his wife, who after a lapse of judgement, realizes…

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    movie instead of paying attention to the techniques and styles used in it. This eased things on the directors; because they didn’t have to put an effort when directing movies like they used to do in the past. 2)One important feature that makes Italian neorealism a cinematic movement is that the movies were usually shot on location, not in studios, which is due to the damage the war caused to the studios. Also, poverty, economic and social conditions were the main themes of the movies during…

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    1940s were the emergence and rapid development of the Italian neorealism. Moreover, it was one of the most striking and perhaps the first major artistic phenomenon of the post-war years, not only in Italy but also all over the world. Neorealism as a movement, which arose in post-war time, offered a close look into the everyday life of ordinary people. Originating in the wake of the resistance in the upsurge of the democratic movement, neorealism brought together a wide variety of filmmakers,…

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    unprecedented elements such as the comparable cinematic movements that happening everywhere, which completely reflected the message of the social and cultural change after the occupation and the wars. Although the New Wave has influenced by Italian Neorealism and classical Hollywood cinema, but they have proven that they are the writers of rich imagination and they had created the New Wave unique styles in producing films as these elements have outlined that the New Wave directors do not need…

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    depended on the supporters. If a person in power was not favored, assassinations and exiles occurred. In the late 19th century the President of the French Republic, the Spanish Prime Minister, and Empress Elizabeth of Austria were all assassinated by Italian anarchists. The killings only emphasized the importance of being liked by the citizens of one’s country.…

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    During times of war opinions are often high. Everyone has their own individual opinion as to the stance on each issue, its cause, and how problem should be resolved. The purpose of this paper is to dress several differing inter war movements that develop during that time. They will be discussed, analyze, compared and contrasted to each other to examine how well they prove their desired point. First we will examine Woodrow Wilson The Idealistic View. Woodrow Wilson The Idealistic View - The…

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    Architecture remains a significant topic still to this day when discussing historical shifts of time periods. This is especially present during the artistic shift from the Medieval period to the Renaissance, where reappearing ideas become present in a different way. New forms of architecture to this day is consider one of the most important achievement that formed during the Renaissance era. the form of architecture used during the time mainly originating from mainly Greek and Roman times and…

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    and affect the coverall success of the company. This is critical to their success because eventually they will run out of areas to build new sore in the United States. Therefore, they need to start to expand in other regions. Italy is known for its Italian food, which includes pizza. Opening stores in their area will allow Italy to have a taste for American style pizza. Papa John’s should partner with a local producer to establish 25 stores across Europe. These are stores that offer carry out…

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    learning another language is very difficult as I have taken five years of language in school and still am not fluent in Spanish. It doesn’t mean that it can’t be done, as I have witnessed with my grandma, who comes from Italy. She grew up speaking Italian and thought it would probably be the only language she would ever need to know or speak. However, when her family decided to up and leave Italy for America, it was time for her to start to learn English. Fast forward the seventy years that my…

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    Favazza's Case Study

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    For an appetizer, the St. Louis based restaurant will be sure to have the famous toasted ravioli. Their toasted ravioli is hand breaded, and made to order, served with parmigiano and their rich meat sauce. Although Favazza’s is classified as an Italian restaurant, they have to bring a bit of St. Louis to the table. As for the full menu, Favazza’s has a very wide variety of food, suitable for all guest. Their menu includes a lunch menu, dinner menu, kids menu, and even a gluten free menu. Oh, and…

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