A) Federico Fellini B) Michelangelo Antonioni C) Jean-Luc Godard D) Ingmar Bergman
A) 1980 B) 1950 C) 1960 D) 1970
A) Italy B) Greece C) Spain D) France
A) Sophia Loren B) Monica Vitti C) Jeanne Moreau D) Lea Massari
A) The disappearance of Anna B) A secret love affair C) An alien invasion D) The search for buried treasure
A) The Mystery B) The Adventure C) The Journey D) The Discovery
A) Antonio B) Anna C) Corrado D) Sandro
A) 2015 B) 2007 C) 1990 D) 1980
A) Cannes Film Festival B) Venice Film Festival C) Toronto International Film Festival D) Berlin International Film Festival
A) Romantic comedy B) Action C) Horror D) Art house
A) Nino Rota B) Ennio Morricone C) Giovanni Fusco D) Piero Piccioni
A) Actor B) Architect C) Doctor D) Chef
A) Lea Massari B) Zuria C) Gloria Perkins D) Monica Vitti
A) Rome B) The Aeolian Islands C) Palermo D) Sicily
A) Journalist B) Businessman C) Chemist D) Artist
A) Corrado B) Sandro C) Anna D) Claudia
A) Runs off and then places her hand on Sandro's head B) Stays with Sandro C) Leaves the island immediately D) Joins the police search
A) Messina B) Troina C) Palermo D) Noto
A) Visual composition B) Character development C) Traditional narrative development D) Filmic codes, practices, and structures
A) Once B) Three C) Twice D) Four
A) Messina Lodge B) Castroreale Inn C) San Domenico Palace Hotel D) Trinacria Hotel
A) Anna B) Zuria C) Gloria Perkins D) Claudia
A) 100 extras B) 200 extras C) 400 extras D) 50 extras
A) Bosley Crowther B) Gene Youngblood C) Andrew Sarris D) Martin Scorsese
A) Visual composition, mood, and character B) Dialogue C) Action sequences D) Plot twists
A) 2016 B) 2018 C) 2020 D) 2014
A) The yacht was not available until November. B) He changed his mind about the storyline. C) There were budget constraints. D) The cast was unavailable.
A) Villa Palagonia B) Palermo Town Hall C) Mondello D) Villa Niscemi (Villa Montaldo)
A) Palermo B) Messina C) Milazzo D) Taormina
A) Empire B) Variety C) Time Out London D) Rolling Stone
A) Cino del Duca B) A private investor C) Another film production company D) The Italian government
A) Taormina B) Castroreale C) Bagheria D) Palermo
A) Alexander Walker B) Martin Scorsese C) Bosley Crowther D) Stanley Kauffmann
A) Piazza Immacolata B) Piazza Municipo C) Syracuse D) Santa Panagia
A) Best Director B) Jury Prize C) Best Screenplay D) Palme d'Or
A) Number 25 B) Number 15 C) Number 5 D) Number 30
A) The lead actress quit the project. B) The director left the project. C) A fire broke out on set. D) The film's production company went bankrupt.
A) Pons Fabricius B) Tiber River C) St. Peter's Basilica D) Tiber Island
A) Jonathan Rosenbaum B) Roger Ebert C) Geoff Andrew D) Michael Phillips
A) The navy ship was too small. B) The navy ship arrived late every day. C) The navy ship never appeared. D) The navy ship broke down.
A) Messina B) Lipari C) Basiluzzo D) Panarea
A) A skin rash B) A broken leg C) Dehydration D) A cardiac condition
A) September 1959 B) June 1958 C) August 1959 D) January 1960
A) On a beach in Sicily. B) It required waiting for a train to pass by every morning. C) In a hotel room. D) In a studio set.
A) Jack Nicholson B) Al Pacino C) Robert De Niro D) Michael Caine
A) Palermo B) Santa Panagia, near Catania in Sicily C) Panarea D) Mondello
A) Gene Youngblood B) Michael Phillips C) Jonathan Rosenbaum D) Roger Ebert
A) Warner Bros. B) Universal Pictures C) Paramount Pictures D) The Criterion Collection
A) 10 people B) 23 people C) 50 people D) 100 people
A) 2010 B) 2012 C) 2015 D) 2008
A) 500 million lire B) 200 million lire C) 100 million lire D) 340 million lire
A) Geoff Andrew B) Jonathan Rosenbaum C) Michael Phillips D) Roger Ebert
A) Technical difficulties B) Timing reasons C) Censorship issues D) Budget constraints
A) Palermo B) Panarea C) Lisca Bianca D) Mondello
A) 65% positive reviews B) 85% positive reviews C) 94% positive reviews D) 75% positive reviews
A) Rome B) Palermo C) Messina D) Desolate island with steep cliffs
A) Columbia Pictures B) Warner Bros. C) Paramount Pictures D) Universal Pictures |