A) Vittorio De Sica B) Federico Fellini C) Sergio Leone D) Franco Zeffirelli
A) 1983 B) 1958 C) 1969 D) 1975
A) Pre-Columbian America B) Ancient Rome C) Feudal Japan D) Medieval England
A) Sign of impending disaster B) Good luck charm C) Evil omen D) Symbol of transformation
A) Giulietta Masina B) Marcello Mastroianni C) Roberto Benigni D) Martin Potter
A) Gaius B) Lucius C) Trimalchio D) Vernon
A) Emmanuel Lubezki B) Roger Deakins C) Vittorio Storaro D) Giuseppe Rotunno
A) Nino Rota B) Hans Zimmer C) Ennio Morricone D) John Williams
A) Berlin International Film Festival B) 30th Venice International Film Festival C) Sundance Film Festival D) Cannes Film Festival
A) Ascyltus B) Eumolpus C) Vernacchio D) Gitón
A) Trimalchio B) Encolpius C) Lichas D) Ascyltus
A) Satyricon B) Trimalchio's Dream C) Emperor's Miracle D) The Roman Feast
A) Insula Felicles B) Villa of Trimalchio C) Temple of Ceres D) Lupanare
A) Lichas B) Ascyltus C) Eumolpus D) Vernacchio
A) Ovid B) Horace C) Lucretius D) Virgil
A) Temple of Ceres B) Lupanare C) Villa of Trimalchio D) Trimalchio's tomb
A) Lichas B) Eumolpus C) Vernacchio D) Trimalchio
A) Ariadne B) Tryphaena C) Oenothea D) Fortunata
A) An uncompressed monaural soundtrack B) A 36-page booklet and the film's original trailer C) New English subtitles D) Audio commentary by Eileen Lanouette Hughes
A) Parker Tyler B) Archer Winston C) Roger Ebert D) Vincent Canby
A) Archer Winston B) Pauline Kael C) Roger Ebert D) Vincent Canby
A) Vincent Canby B) Pauline Kael C) Archer Winston D) Roger Ebert
A) Original trailer B) An uncompressed monaural soundtrack C) A 4K digital transfer D) Audio commentary
A) 7.5/10 B) 5.9/10 C) 8.2/10 D) 6.8/10
A) Archer Winston B) Roger Ebert C) Pauline Kael D) Vincent Canby
A) Trimalchio B) Lichas C) A nymphomaniac D) Eumolpus
A) Vincent Canby B) Archer Winston C) Roger Ebert D) Pauline Kael
A) 76% B) 90% C) 65% D) 85%
A) In Fiumicino B) On the Pontine Islands C) Below the Roman Colosseum D) At Cinecittà Studios
A) 10 April 2001 B) 15 May 2005 C) 7 September 1999 D) 24 February 2015
A) Giuseppe Rotunno B) Eric Skillman C) Danilo Donati D) Edward Kinsella
A) United Artists B) 20th Century Fox C) Paramount Pictures D) Warner Bros.
A) Danilo Donati B) Eric Skillman C) Giuseppe Rotunno D) Edward Kinsella
A) 34 B) 44 C) 54 D) 24
A) Set photographer for Look magazine B) Cinematographer C) Co-screenwriter D) Costume designer
A) He marries Tryphaena B) He is crowned by soldiers C) He escapes with Encolpius and Ascyltus D) He kills himself
A) With Trimalchio's victory parade B) With a wedding between Encolpius and Ariadne C) With Encolpius finding Gitón again D) With a voice-over by Encolpius as the film cuts to frescoes on a crumbling wall
A) Alberto Grimaldi B) Gian Luigi Polidoro C) Federico Fellini D) Producer Alfredo Bini
A) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Home Entertainment B) Eureka Entertainment C) 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment D) The Criterion Collection
A) The hermaphrodite B) Those willing to eat his corpse C) His wealth and property D) Gitón
A) 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment B) Eureka Entertainment C) The Criterion Collection D) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Home Entertainment
A) Best Original Score. B) Best Director. C) Best Actor in a Leading Role. D) Best Foreign Language Film.
A) Giuseppe Rotunno B) Bernardino Zapponi C) Gian Luigi Polidoro D) Danilo Donati
A) Theseus B) Momus C) A hermaphrodite D) Minotaur
A) Oenothea B) Ariadne C) Fortunata D) Tryphaena
A) Federico Fellini and Alberto Grimaldi B) Luca Canali and Joanna Paul C) Eileen Lanouette Hughes and Gideon Bachmann D) Bernardino Zapponi and Gian Luigi Polidoro |