The haunted castle in Via Veneto
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German title | The haunted castle in Via Veneto |
Original title | Fantasmi a Roma |
Country of production | Italy |
original language | Italian |
Publishing year | 1961 |
length | 100 minutes |
Age rating | FSK 16 |
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Director | Antonio Pietrangeli |
script |
Ennio Flaiano Ruggero Maccari Antonio Pietrangeli Ettore Scola |
production | Franco Cristaldi |
music | Nino Rota |
camera | Giuseppe Rotunno |
cut | Eraldo Da Roma |
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synchronization | |
Ida Galli: Heidi Treutler |
The haunted castle in Via Veneto (original title: Fantasmi a Roma ) is an Italian comedy film with fantasy elements , directed by Antonio Pietrangeli in 1961. The film, starring Marcello Mastroianni and Sandra Milo , was released in German cinemas on July 12, 1963.
action
The Prince of Roviano lives in his Roman palace in peaceful coexistence with the spirits of violently perished relatives. When he dies while repairing a kettle, the palace is for sale; eviction threatens, which causes the ghosts to panic. They do everything possible to outsmart the heirs.
The heir Federico Roviano has to make a substantial profit to balance his financial situation and wants to sell the building; in order to avert the threatening demolition, the ghosts want to have the building declared a national monument; With their help, a fresco becomes an invaluable work of art. Federico accepts his fate and moves into the house with the ghosts.
criticism
“The plot is nothing,” wrote Heinz Stempel in a film review , “the staging is everything. Reality is only a ramp for the faunal game of ghosts. ”, Whereas the lexicon of the international film limits:“ The amusing idea is lost in superficiality. ”The Italian critic L. Pestelli said in La Stampa :“ Pietrangeli has a pleasant film shot, an appealing drama, even if it is sometimes a bit delayed and intrusive in the interplay of fairy tales and satire. ”He particularly praised the film's photography.
Remarks
Parts of the film music were reused by Lina Wertmüller in her film d'amore e d'anarchia .
Songs in the film are Coriandoli , the Mastroianni hums, and Restiamo so , sung by Sandra Milo.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ The haunted castle in Via Veneto. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .
- ^ La Stampa, April 2, 1961
- ^ Dizionario del Cinema Italiano , I film vol. 3, p. 207