Ten top films in the history of cinema



A Journey to Italy



A British married couple travels to Italy on vacation and Rossellini achieves to make it obvious that the couple can be a mutually remorseful volcano that fights routine to irreversibly hurt each other. The external reality blends in with the character’s internal reality and the red-hot and slow pace dominates the stage, and the movie has no clear start or ending but a succession of gaps and time-outs that serve to explain what cannot be seen in the movie.