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Why 1971 was an extraordinary year in film. Fifty years ago, with both the industry and wider society in turmoil, an astounding set of movies was born – which offer pause for thought about ...
27 de oct. de 1971 · Why?: Directed by Nanni Loy. With Alberto Sordi, Elga Andersen, Lino Banfi, Andrea Aureli. The surveyor Giuseppe Di Noi experiments the troubles of the Italian Justice System of the '70s while back in Italy for a vacation.
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- Comedy, Drama
- Nanni Loy
- 1971-10-27
28 de jul. de 2022 · Here's a look at the many reasons why Munich, Germany, was chosen as the filming location for the now classic 'Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory' movie! by Felix Fauster. Published on July 28...
- A Nation on The Brink
- Land Reform: Blood and Soil
- A Racial Divide
Through much of the 20th century, Mexico was a nation situated at an uneasy juncture between authoritarianism and democracy. In the ‘70s, the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) dominated the country’s government, as it had done since its founding in 1929, using a combination of political patronage, repression and electoral fraud to maintain it...
The issue of land usage also appears in the background of the story in Roma, much as many conflicts in the Mexican countryside tended to play out in the periphery of the lives of those living in the cities. In the film, when the family takes a trip out of Mexico City, they find that their landowner friends have been in conflict with their tenants, ...
In Roma, unspoken divisions of race and class play out beneath the surface of every encounter. Cleo, who is indigenous, watches television and goes on vacation with the white family she serves, seemingly erasing the barrier between them—until she is asked to go fetch tea. “The color of your skin determines the size of your bank account, or indeed i...
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3 de ago. de 2022 · While the setting seems more American or English, the film has actually been filmed in Germany. The reason behind shifting the production to Germany was due to the significantly lower costs, while also providing the necessary strangeness to Wonka’s factory. Munich served as the primary filming location for the film.
Bill Backer, had a knack for transforming the mundane into the memorable. Particularly when handling the Coca-Cola account, his genius was in identifying the extraordinary within the ordinary, a talent he used to the fullest while devising the iconic "Hilltop" commercial. The inception of the concept began with an idea for a radio jingle.
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory was released in the United States on June 30, 1971, by Paramount Pictures. With a budget of $3 million, the film received generally positive reviews from critics, but was not a big financial success, only earning $4 million by the end of its original run.
