La Strada DVD Science Fiction After the collapse of Communism

After the collapse of Communism leaves a Hungarian village reeling a charismatic figure appears offering hope and salvation

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La Strada DVD Science Fiction After the collapse of Communism'La Strada' Director: Federico Fellini (1954) Starring: Giulietta Masina, Anthony Quinn Italian w English subtitles Restoration A masterpiece? Definitely one of Fellini's finest as he begins to adapt neo realism into something new in international cinema. 'Gelsomina' is sold into servitude and becomes a clown assistant to fairground strongman 'Zampano', they eke out an existence on the road as he treats her abominably. The possibility of refuge