Anna Prucnal, Bernice Stegers, Jole Silvani, Marcello Mastroianni
Director Federico Fellini's love of women and thoughts on feminism form the focus of this visually stunning work. Frequent Fellini thespian Marcello Mastroianni stars as Snaporaz, a traveler who awake...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 22, 2005
Stats: 123 reviews
Effeminate and the most feminist of all films,none can forget features like Baise-Moi but requires second re-read.While on one hand the glamorous city jolts of tender females,next step proves to be a mere complication of idiosyncrasy.Snaporaz (a fabulous early reference in 8 1/2)...( read more)
Fellini's ambitious cinematic ode to benign male heterosexuality (at times verging on pornography -- but there are worse crimes a movie can commit).
I like coinsidence.Coinsidence can both funny and dramatic."City of Women"s story is more using the comedy of coinsidence.But still couldnt be a better script for the story.Just for Fellini!Who can think a story about a "Woman Lover" man who accidently walks on a Hotel which is i...( read more)
Raving Mad!
Made me dowload "The Visitors" with Gino Soccio, though it's disco
But It's strange disco, just like the movie
Unforgettable images, as in all Fellini movies. He doesn't know what to make of feminism, and he says so with this film.
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