I saw this film some years ago. Then i saw it again.
In one part there is a sentence which describes the film most: "we thought we can change the world, but now i can see the world changed us"
The scene where guest appearing of Fellini and Mastroanni during the shooting of La Dolce Vita, creates a memorable part in the film. At the end of this scene a police officer wants to meet with Fellini personally to say him hello. But he confuses and says to Fellini "Glad to meet you Mr. Rosselini" Funny.
At the end of the film, you get the feeling of the golden era of cinema where filmmakers, actors everybody is very special, very much in daily life, theaters are full of people etc. Which absolutely is not the case anymore...
"C'eravamo Tanti Amati" is a must to see to understand the elements of Ettore Scola films.
In one part there is a sentence which describes the film most: "we thought we can change the world, but now i can see the world changed us"
The scene where guest appearing of Fellini and Mastroanni during the shooting of La Dolce Vita, creates a memorable part in the film. At the end of this scene a police officer wants to meet with Fellini personally to say him hello. But he confuses and says to Fellini "Glad to meet you Mr. Rosselini" Funny.
At the end of the film, you get the feeling of the golden era of cinema where filmmakers, actors everybody is very special, very much in daily life, theaters are full of people etc. Which absolutely is not the case anymore...
"C'eravamo Tanti Amati" is a must to see to understand the elements of Ettore Scola films.