Comments on: Cannes countdown http://blogs.reuters.com/fanfare/2008/05/09/cannes-countdown/ Entertainment behind the scenes Wed, 9 Jul 2008 03:36:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Francesca http://blogs.reuters.com/fanfare/2008/05/09/cannes-countdown/#comment-6872 Francesca Sun, 11 May 2008 19:33:20 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/fanfare/2008/05/09/cannes-countdown/#comment-6872 "What’s interesting is that Italians have still never processed their fascist past, and I think that is borne out by the election of the mayor here in Rome," Weissberg said, referring to Gianni Alemanno, a former youth leader of a neo-fascist party. "It is topical particularly after the Italian elections. In the past, there have been films about Iraq. Now I think it’s the Italian political scene that will be the object of analysis." Italians have still never processed their fascist past ? You are so incult! That's just a stupid affirmation of an ignorant. Do you know the 25th april ? The italian constitution is antifascist! Do you know the story of postwar Italy ? Italians have processed their past a "little" more than the american people! For exemple, post facist such as Alemanno or Fini declared Fascism had been an "absolute evil"! And do you know the great italian cinema: the neoralism of Roberto Rosselini ? many many other films are about fascism, the best : Bertolucco (1900) Ettore Scola (une giornata particolare) federico Fellini (amarcord) Pier Paolo Pasolini (salo) De Sica (Finzi contini garden) and manu others The italian cinema (much more than others) has often talks about the italian politic scene...Remember the caiman of nanni Moretti (cannes...2006, Mr Weissberg know really the cinema ?). And Alemanno, the new mayor of rome is less fascist than Bush, Giuliani, Mccain or even Hillary Clinton! Weissberg should take care of american politic scene! “What’s interesting is that Italians have still never processed their fascist past, and I think that is borne out by the election of the mayor here in Rome,” Weissberg said, referring to Gianni Alemanno, a former youth leader of a neo-fascist party.

“It is topical particularly after the Italian elections. In the past, there have been films about Iraq. Now I think it’s the Italian political scene that will be the object of analysis.”
Italians have still never processed their fascist past ?

You are so incult! That’s just a stupid affirmation of an ignorant.

Do you know the 25th april ? The italian constitution is antifascist!

Do you know the story of postwar Italy ? Italians have processed their past a “little” more than the american people!

For exemple, post facist such as Alemanno or Fini declared Fascism had been an “absolute evil”!
And do you know the great italian cinema: the neoralism of Roberto Rosselini ?
many many other films are about fascism, the best :
Bertolucco (1900) Ettore Scola (une giornata particolare) federico Fellini (amarcord) Pier Paolo Pasolini (salo) De Sica (Finzi contini garden) and manu others

The italian cinema (much more than others) has often talks about the italian politic scene…Remember the caiman of nanni Moretti (cannes…2006, Mr Weissberg know really the cinema ?).

And Alemanno, the new mayor of rome is less fascist than Bush, Giuliani, Mccain or even Hillary Clinton!

Weissberg should take care of american politic scene!

]]>