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