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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
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Why this pick
A ferocious Italian debut about a young man’s revolt against family, religion and bourgeois obligation, matching Bertolucci’s restless youthfulness while pushing the emotional volatility into darker territory.
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Why this pick
Bertolucci returns to the politically charged, literary-minded student milieu with a more playful, fractured style and a protagonist split between intellectual radicalism and personal uncertainty.
03
Why this pick
A more formally ravishing Bertolucci study of political self-deception, bourgeois identity and sexual unease, retaining the earlier film’s tension between conviction and conformity.
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Why this pick
Pasolini’s austere, unsettling dismantling of a prosperous Milanese family shares the collision of Catholic culture, bourgeois life and radical critique, expressed through bold visual symbolism.
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Why this pick
This morally attentive Italian drama follows an anti-fascist resistance cell with the same interest in political commitment as a lived, compromised personal choice rather than a slogan.
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01 / THE STORY
Parma, 1962. Fabrizio (Francesco Barilli) a young student, struggles with reconciling middle class life with his interest in the militant views of the Italian Communist Party. He has a serious discussion his best friend Agostino (Allen Midgette) who tells him of his hatred for his parents' way of life. He is caught between relying on the Catholicism of his parents and the Marxist ideas touted by Fabrizio.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
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