1848
1948 · 11 MIN · IMDB 5.8 · DIR. Dino Risi
Overview
The real masterpiece, among these early works by Risi, is certainly 1848 . Made to order for the centenary of the Milan uprising against Austrian rule, the film opens with a group of soldiers apathetically attending the dress rehearsal for a ballet at La Scala. Who knows if Visconti remembered it for the opening of Senso at the Fenice in Venice - when he certainly had in mind a little film directed by Corrado D'Errico in 1941, La Compagnia della teppa , in which a group insurgents use a Rossini premiere at La Scala to launch leaflets against the Napoleonic occupation.
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00:00:41 A "Short-Film" production by Gigi Martello
00:02:01 December 30, 1846,
00:02:08 is dancing solely for the soldiers of the Austrian garrison.
00:02:14 the Milanese public have avoided the theatre.
00:03:05 In response to the provocations of the patriots claiming their rights...
00:03:37 80-year-old Marshal Radetsky
00:03:41 "Three days of bloodshed are worth thirty years of peace."
00:03:49 In small towns, some agitators have recently dared to protest in print...
00:03:55 ANNOUNCEMENT
00:03:59 We protest against the terrible series of events
00:04:08 Dear Milanese...
00:04:14 Europe is in flames. Cities are rising in protest.
00:04:18 Prague...
00:04:22 Palermo...
00:04:25 Venice...
00:04:27 Milan.
00:05:02 May 18, 1848...
00:05:07 It is the beginning of 5 glorious spring days.
00:05:53 are the messengers of the revolution.
00:06:20 the clergy sends messages by balloon...
00:09:14 On the night of March 22...
00:09:19 They are retreating, and run to get back to the Quadrilatero.
00:09:26 the streets around the castle are abandoned.
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