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Películas cinematográficas "Umberto D" Vídeos.
Películas cinematográficas Umberto D DVD.
Películas cinematográficas "Umberto D." DVD.
Películas cinematográficas "Umberto D" DVD.
New York Film Critics Circle Awards 1955.
Italian language Films for English speakers.
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Set in the harsh environment of post war Rome, an old age pensioner struggles to survive and is driven to desperation and the contemplation of suicide.
The struggle of a retired civil servant to survive on his meagre pension leads him to contemplate suicide as he hovers on the brink of degrading destitution. De Sica avoids sentimentalising the old man. Although Umberto's plight is moving, he is shown for what he is - an old bourgeois, often disagreeable and irritating. Umberto D marks the end of the neo-realist period proper while at the same time coming closest to realising scriptwriter Zavattini's aesthetic of what Andre Bazin called 'a truly realist cinema'. De Sica and Zavattini's humanist and reformist cinema further retreats in Umberto D from any notion that effective social solidarity is possible: social problems are internalised as spiritual malaise, a mise en scene of alienation taken up with more rigour particularly by Antonioni.
Umberto D
"A retired civil servant, whose only real friend is his dog, has to survive on a very meager pension ... He sacrifices part of his pension for the dog, cannot pay his rent ... and contemplates suicide." (Sadoul) In Italian with English sub-titles.
This neorealist masterpiece by Vittorio De Sica follows the daily life of an elderly pensioner as he struggles to make ends meet during Italy's postwar economic recovery. Alone except for his dog, Umberto is determined to maintain his dignity in a city where human kindness seems to have been swallowed up by the forces of modernization. His simple quest to satisfy his most fundamental needs makes for one of the most heartbreaking stories ever filmed, and an essential classic of world cinema.
Umberto D est un vieux retraité que sa maigre pension ne parvient pas à faire vivre. Il partage un petit appartement avec son chien, Flac, qui est tout pour lui. Sa logeuse menace constamment de le jeter à la rue. Le malheur prévu arrive. Umberto D est sur le trottoir. À bout d'expédients, il tente de se suicider avec Flac en se jetant devant un train. Mais la bête s'échappe de ses bras et Umberto se ressaisit. Il continuera sa lutte pour l'existence.
"Fonctionnaire à la retraite, Umberto ne parvient plus à subvenir à ses besoins. N'ayant pour seul refuge qu'une pension en piteux état, le vieil homme occupe ses journées à trouver de quoi manger avec pour seul compagnon son chien Flike...
A retired civil servant struggles to live on a meager pension. Evicted from his boarding house, Umberto maintains his diginity, in isolation except for the priceless companionship of his dog.
Drammatico (Genere)
A story of the efforts of a lonely, elderly civil servant to support himself and his dog.
Videocasetes
Remarkably realistic study of an elderly man living alone on a meager pension determined to retain his dignity to the end.
A portrait of a retired civil servant who struggles to survive on a meager pension. Once content as a clerk, Umberto now doesn't have enough money for both rent and food, and his dog is his only friend - a heart-breakingly typical situation in postwar Italy where the elderly often found themselves forgotten.
The story of a government pensioner living alone who strives to retain a sense of dignity in his elder years.
This neorealist masterpiece by Vittorio De Sica follows an elderly pensioner as he strives to make ends meet during Italy's postwar economic recovery. Alone except for his dog, Flike, Umberto struggles to maintain his dignity in a city where human kindness seems to have been swallowed up by the forces of modernization. His simple quest to satisfy his basic needs--food, shelter, companionship--makes for one of the most heartbreaking stories ever filmed, and an essential classic of world cinema.
"A government pensioner, living alone with his beloved dog, struggles to keep up a semblance of dignity on his inadequate pension."
Umberto Domenico Ferrari est un retraité qui vit dans un meublé et survit grace à une petite pension que lui verse l'état. Nous suivons ce personnage attachant toujours accompagné de son fidèle petit chien à travers la ville. Période trouble de l'Italie en proie à une grande misère.
Features Carlo Battisti as a retired civil servant who struggles to live on a meager pension. Evicted from his boarding house, Umberto maintains his dignity in isolation except for the priceless companionship of his dog.
A searching, heartbreaking study of a lonely old man fighting a losing battle for existence. Living on the small pension of a civil servant in Rome, Umberto tries to support himself and his dog.
"Set in the harsh environment of post war Rome, vittorio De Sica's masterpiece examines society's indifference toward the poor and downtrodden" ; "An old age pensioner, receiving a totally inadequate pension, struggles to survive and is driven to desperation and the contemplation of suicide. Set in real locations with a non professional cast, 'Umberto D' conveys the harshness and wretchedness of old age in a simple but devastatingly realistic way avoiding sentimentality but evoking great emotion."--Container.
The tragedy of those people who find themselves cut off from the world that they helped build.
Italian films
Umberto D.[Video]
Remarkably realistic study of an elderly man living alone on a meager pension determined to retain his dignity to the end. Starring Carlo Battisti, Maria Pia Casilio, and Lina Gennari.
An elderly man lives alone, except for his dog, on a meager pension determined to retain his dignity to the end.
Een eenzame gepensioneerde man probeert het hoofd boven water te houden.
Videodiscos DVD
The last days of an old man who, evicted from his room when he can't pay the rent, considers suicide.
History
Umberto D., an elderly pensioner, struggles to make ends meet during Italy's postwar economic boom. Scrimping funds to feed his only companion, his dog, Umberto struggles to maintain his dignity on his miniscule pension. Unable to pay his rent, he is turned out by his landlady. In one of the more memorable scenes, Umberto decides to throw himself and his dog in front of a moving train, but the dog escapes and Umberto is forced to abandon his decision. De Sica based his film on Cesare Zavattini's short story, the film's unrelenting approach to its subject limited its commercial success, but it is still considered to be a masterful portrait of postwar Italy and one of the best of several collaborations between Zavattini and De Sica. Of their many collaborations, Umberto D. adhered the most closely to Zavattini's focus on the quotidien reality of ordinary individuals and his distaste for the manipulated entertainments that he equated with the films produced under Mussolini. Zavattini was one of the most prolific script writers of the Italian cinema. He spent the postwar years working with De Sica on what are now considered to be the milestones of Italian neorealist cinema. De Sica described Umberto D. this way: "the tragedy of those people who find themselves cut off from a world that they nevertheless helped to build, ....A society that allows such things is a lost society."
An elderly man lives alone, except for his dog, on a meager pension and is determined to retain his dignity to the end.
"A government pensioner, living alone with his beloved dog, struggles to keep up a semblance of dignity on his inadequate pension"--Video source book.
"Umberto Domenico Ferrari, an elderly and retired civil servant, is desperately trying to maintain a decent standard of living on a rapidly dwindling state pension. But he's up against his tyrannical landlady, who keeps demanding rent that he can't pay (while renting his room out to prostitutes during the day), and his only friends are the pregnant housemaid and his little dog Flike"--Internet movie database summary written by Michael Brooke, as viewed on March 29, 2007.
Looks at the struggle of a retired civil servant to survive on his meagre pension. Downbeat, immensely moving study of old age in a society which fails to provide for it.
Umberto D <risorsa elettronica&gt
Umberto Domenico Ferrari es un hombre jubilado, que enfrenta día con día lo difícil que es vivir a su edad y con sus carencias económicas. La existencia no es fácil, y menos cuando de todo lo que dispone es de su jubilación y de la buena voluntad de las personas que lo rodean. Umberto deberá enfrentar un mundo que parece no necesitarlo, y en cuyas noches solo sueña con una causa.
The film shows postwar renaissance in Italy after a period of chaotic economic conditions and the emergence of a new spirit of "neorealism". Umberto D., an elderly man, lived alone on a small pension. The video shows how he tried to maintain his dignity and hold onto his dog, the only thing in the world that he loved and that loved him back.
Drame classique du néoréalisme italien présentant les derniers jours d'un vieillard solitaire. Umberto, petit fonctionnaire retraité est explusé de sa chambre qu'il ne peut payer et pense au suicide.
Realistic study of an elderly man living alone on a meagre pension, who is determined to retain his dignity to the end.
In post WW II Italy, an elderly man lives alone, except for his dog, on a meager pension and is determined to retain his dignity to the end.
Fonctionnaire à la retraite, Umberto ne parvient plus à subvenir à ses besoins, la pension que lui alloue l'Etat est trop misérable pour le faire vivre. Le vieil homme occupe ses journées à trouver de quoi se nourrir avec pour seul compagnon son chien Flike. Lorsque sa propriétaire menace de l'expulser, Umberto se lie d'amitié avec une jeune servante travaillant chez sa logeuse.
Drama cinematográfico
All the despair and loneliness of old age is communicated in screenwriter Cesare Zavattini's memorable study of a retired government official trying to live with dignity on a meager pension.
Drama
Umberto Doménico Ferrari es un jubilado que intenta sobrevivir con su miserable pensión. Sumido en la pobreza, vive en una pensión, cuya dueña lo maltrata, pero no consigue reunir el dinero necesario para pagar el alquiler de su habitación. Los únicos amigos que Umberto tiene en este mundo son una joven criada y sobre todo su perro Flike.
This neorealist masterpiece by Vittorio De Sica follows an elderly pensioner as he strives to make ends meet during Italy's postwar economic recovery. Alone except for his dog, Flike, Umberto struggles to maintain his dignity in a city where human kindness seems to have been swallowed up by the forces of modernization. His simple quest to satisfy his basic needs, food, shelter, companionship, makes for one of the most heartbreaking stories ever filmed, and an essential classic of world cinema.
"An old age pensioner, receiving a totally inadequate pension, struggles to survive and is driven to desperation and the contemplation of suicide." [box cover note].
A Umberto Domenico Ferrari no le alcanza su pensión de jubilado para afrontar, cada mes, sus escasos pero necesarios gastos. Un día, su patrona le expulsa de la habitación que tenía alquilada y el anciano decide arrojarse a las vías del tren junto a su perro.
Il protagonista della storia è un anziano signore, costretto a una vita di stenti dalla misera pensione dello stato. Umberto Domenico Ferrari vive in una modesta camera in affitto e l'unico suo affetto è il cane Flik. La sua difficile situazione economica e il suo carattere schivo e orgoglioso lo spingono a isolarsi sempre più dal mondo. Arrivato al punto da non riuscire nemmeno a far fronte alle piccole spese quotidiane, si fa ricoverare in ospedale per avere un pasto caldo. Quando riceve lo sfratto in preda alla disperazione, tenta addirittura il suicidio, ma alla fine continuerà ad affrontare con dignità il suo destino.
A government pensioner, living alone with his beloved dog, struggles to keep up a semblance of dignity on his inadequate pension.
A retired civil servant can barely afford his rent but won't part with his dog. Moving story of old age in a society which fails to provide for it.
Shot on location with a cast of nonprofessional actors, Vittorio De Sica's film follows Umberto D. an elderly pensioner, as he struggles to make ends meet during Italy's postwar economic boom. DVD.
Umberto D = Humberto D' : [Italie, 1951]
Realistic study of an elderly man living alone on a meager pension determined to retain his dignity to the end.
The story of a government pensioner who, living alone, strives to retain a sense of dignity in his elder years.
The story of a government pensioner who living alone strives to retain a sense of dignity in his elder years.
About the trials in life of an aged pensioner who considered begging and suicide. After failing at both, he decides to endure his misfortunes.
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Umberto Domenico Ferrari es un hombre jubilado, que enfrenta día con día lo difícil que es vivir a su edad y con sus carencias económicas. La existencia no es fácil, y menos cuando de todo lo que dispone es de su jubilación y de la buena voluntad de las personas que lo rodean. Umberto deberá enfrentar un mundo que parece no necesitarlo, y en cuyas noches solo sueña con una cosa.
Details the efforts of an elderly civil servant to support himself and remain respectable.
Follow Umberto D., an elderly pensioner, as he struggles to make ends meet during Italy's postwar economic boom. Alone, except for his dog, Flike, Umberto strives to maintain his dignity while trying to survive in a city where traditional human kindness seems to have lost out to the forces of modernization.
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