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giulietta degli spiriti, nino rota, cam
€ 15.00

 
Giulietta degli spiriti
(1965)


composer: nino rota

label: CAM original soundtracks

AKA: Juliet of the Spirits

total duration: 00.31.25

soundtrack style: drama comedy fantasy romance



   


tracks

01. Amore Per Tutti
02. Faccette Scintillanti
03. Rugiada Sui Ranocchi
04. Vascello Di Susi
05. Rosa Aurata
06. La Ballerina Del Circo Snap
07. Il Teatrino Delle Suore
08. Valzerino Del Nonno
09. Cupido Ha Sonno
10. La Maestra D'Amore
11. Mi Basta Chiudere Gli Occhi: Ecco I Diavoli
12. Il Giardino Delle Fate
13. Il Charleston Di Giulietta
14. La Porticina Segreta
15. L'Arcobaleno Per Giulietta

 
 
further information
This new coverpak edition includes colorful graphics and liner notes in 5 languages (Italian, English, French, Spanish and German)
 
story

Juliet of the Spirits is a fantastical showcase for Federico Fellini's vibrant imagery, starring his wife, Giulietta Masina, as the titular leading character.
Juliet is a wealthy housewife who constantly fears her husband, Giorgio (Mario Pisu), is cheating on her.
While she yearns for a peaceful intimate evening on the night of their 15th anniversary, the egotistical Giorgio has forgotten about it and instead arrives home with his eccentric friends.
After a trip to a séance, Juliet is haunted by images from the spirit world, including obsessions from her past involving religion and her late relatives.
With her sisters and mother prying into her life, Juliet seems to be seeking an inner peace amidst all the sexual temptations surrounding her.
She meets her neighbor, Suzy (Sandra Milo), a showy pleasure-seeker who lives in a sensual playhouse.
It appears that all of Juliet's family, friends, and fantasies demand that she loosen up and embrace sexual freedom, yet she remains chaste and dowdy, lamenting over her unfaithful husband.
The reasons for Juliet's repression are not clearly defined by the narrative, despite glimpses into her supposed imagination.
Forced to endure the constant bombardment of sexually charged imaginings, the demure Juliet retreats on her own.

Cast:
Valentina Cortese, Sylva Koscina, Giulietta Masina, Sandra Milo, Mario Pisu

Director:
Federico Fellini

 

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