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Cinema - Italy (review)

This may be an overstatement, but the treasure house of the world's best films would be much smaller without Italy’s contribution. In fact, seeing that country's best work for the first time is a revelation; it offers a vision of what the medium can and should do. Step forward Piero Paolo Pasolini, Luchino Visconti and Roberto Rossellini. All their films, in very different ways, highlight the dramatic and visual power of cinema, its ability to be both real, in a social sense, and a waking dream.