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A Pasolini's movie with Morricone's
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engdvd-2006
The
Hawks And The Sparrows/Uccellacci e uccellini (1966)
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66-02-official
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About
the movie from IMDB
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Overview
Director:Pier
Paolo Pasolini
Writers:Pier
Paolo Pasolini (screenplay)
Pier Paolo Pasolini (story)
Release
Date:4 May 1966 (Italy) more
Genre:Comedy / History more
Tagline:An off-beat comedy about serious matters by PIER PAOLO
PASOLINI.
Plot Summary:On an empty road, an old man is walking with
his son. They meet a crow that can speak. They are changed...
more
Plot Synopsis:This plot synopsis is empty. Add a synopsis
Plot Keywords:Talking Animal / Animal / Historical / Religion
/ Marxism more
Awards:2 wins & 1 nomination more
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Additional
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Also Known
As:Hawks and Sparrows
The Hawks and the Sparrows (USA)
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Parents Guide:Add content advisory for parents
Runtime:89 min / Spain:84 min / USA:91 min
Country:Italy
Language:Italian
Color:Black and White
Aspect Ratio:1.85 : 1 more
Sound Mix:Mono
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Synopsis
On an
empty road, an old man is walking with his son. They meet
a crow that can speak. They are changed into monks and Saint
Francois sent them to preach for hawks and sparrows. A reflexion
about idealism. Written by Yepok
Innocenti
Totò (Totò) and his son Innocenti Ninetto (Ninetto Davoli)
are drifting in a road in Italy, when they meet a Marxist
speaking crow. The trio travels together in a long journey,
but when hunger increases, the crow is simply eaten by the
drifters. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
(See
here)
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001-
About the DVD
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Director Pier
Paolo Pasolini
Starring Femi Benussi
Ninetto Davoli
Toto
Composer Ennio Morricone
Costume Designer Danilo Donati
Director of Photography Mario Bernardo
Tonino Delli Colli
Editor Nino Baragli
Producer Alfredo Bini
Screenwriter Pier Paolo Pasolini
Orig Year 1964 Running Time 88 Minutes
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dub, Chinese sub, total length 89 minutes |
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An
E-mail from Italian friend
Angela
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have received an E-mail from an Italian friend
Angela on April 5,2007: |
Wonderful
site!!
I write from Italy and my site is www.pasolini.net
Thanks for your fine pages on Morricone and Pasolini!
Complimenti e auguri. |
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Angela
and his web site is angela.molteni@fastwebnet.it |
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We
have visited the web site, this is a professional
web site about Pasolini, its content is very abundance,
it has 6 kinds of letters: Italy, English, French,
German, Czech and Brazil. You can enter from
here so that to select letter, I believe that
you will get much results about Pasolini there. (
You also can enter a few cut images got by us from
the web site for convenient browse some web pages:
01
Main page, 02
Select letters, 03
English page)
Wish
Angela
and his site every success in future!
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web site also have some pages about Pasolini, but they
only are Chinese, If you are interested it, you can
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002-
About the Movie
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01-Pasolini's
comic allegory about politics and religion. A father and son travel
down the road of life accompanied by talking crow, who argues ideology
with the pair.
Pasolini's fanciful, philosophical fable about a father (Italian
clown Toto) and son (Nino Davoli) whose encounter with a talking
crow catapults them along a satirical journey of knowledge about
the two pillars of modern Italian life--the Church and Marxism.
Screened at
1966 Cannes Film Festival and New York Film Festival. Star Tot?died
in April, 1967, at the age of 69. Released in New York City in July,
1967.(See
here)
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02-The
Hawks And The Sparrows [DVD] (1966)
Comic Pier Paolo Pasolini fable about a man and his son's journey
through life, and the magical crow that offers them advice. The film
traces the duo from the year 1200, where they are monks under the
guidance of St. Francis of Assisi, through modern times, where they
come face to face with Communism. With Toto and Ninetto Davoli (See
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03-Intriguing
but flawed; definitely worth seeing, November 28, 2003
Reviewer: J. Clark (metro New York City) - See all my reviews
Although I find Pasolini a brilliant, provocative, and at times sublime
filmmaker, I have a hard time connecting with The Hawks and the Sparrows.
Of course, some viewers are passionately devoted to it and, like all
of Pasolini's films, it is definitely worth seeing. It's an episodic
tale of a dotty father (legendary Italian comedian Tot
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