La Notte

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La Notte is a 1961 Italian art-house drama film directed by Michelangelo Antonioni, renowned for its exploration of marital alienation and existential ennui in modern urban life.

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instanceOf Italian film
art-house film
film
awardReceived Silver Bear for Best Director
awardReceivedAt 11th Berlin International Film Festival
blackAndWhite true
castMember Bernhard Wicki
Giorgio Negro NERFINISHED
Jeanne Moreau
Lilla Brignone
Marcello Mastroianni
Maria Pia Luzi
Monica Vitti
Rosy Mazzacurati
cinematographyBy Gianni Di Venanzo NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Italy
director Michelangelo Antonioni
distributedBy Cineriz
editedBy Eraldo Da Roma
filmMovement European art cinema
modernist cinema
followedBy L’Eclisse
genre art film
drama
psychological drama
hasFilmStyle elliptical storytelling
long takes
minimalist narrative
mainTheme existential ennui
marital alienation
modern urban life
musicBy Giorgio Gaslini NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus disintegration of a marriage
notableFor exploration of emotional emptiness in modern society
originalLanguage Italian
partOf Michelangelo Antonioni’s alienation trilogy
precededBy L’Avventura
producer Emanuele Cassuto
productionCompany Nepi Film
publicationDate 1961
releaseType theatrical release
runtime approximately 122 minutes
screenwriter Ennio Flaiano
Giovanni Fusco NERFINISHED
Michelangelo Antonioni
Tonino Guerra
settingLocation Milan

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Jeanne Moreau notableWork La Notte
Il Giorno part La Notte
Tonino Guerra notableWork La Notte
Monica Vitti notableWork La Notte
L’Eclisse follows La Notte