Rome, Open City (1945) | |
| Director(s) | Roberto Rossellini |
| Producer(s) | Giuseppe Amato (uncredited), Ferruccio De Martino (uncredited), Rod E. Geiger (uncredited), Roberto Rossellini (uncredited) |
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Rome, Open City (1945) was a Foreign Films Film directed by Roberto Rossellini and produced by Roberto Rossellini, Giuseppe Amato, Ferruccio De Martino and Rod E. Geiger.
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Major Bergman:
Then I'll tell you who he is. He's subversive, he's fought with the Reds in Spain. His life is dedicated to fighting society, religion. He is an atheist... your enemy...
Don Pietro: I am a Catholic priest. I believe that those who fight for justice and truth walk in the path of God and the paths of God are infinite
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Don Pietro: I am a Catholic priest. I believe that those who fight for justice and truth walk in the path of God and the paths of God are infinite
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In the French-dubbed version a few characters were given Gallic names: Anna Magnani (Anne-Marie), Maria Michi (Monique Martin), Francesco Grandjaquet (François); Vito Annichiarico (Marcel), Carla Revere (Laurette), Nando Bruno (Augustin).
Rossellini used real Nazi POWs as extras for added realistic effect.
Maria Michi's film debut.
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Rossellini used real Nazi POWs as extras for added realistic effect.
Maria Michi's film debut.
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