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931 (72). C’eravamo tanto amati/We All Loved Each Other So Much (1974, Ettore Scola)

By Kevin B. Lee [ Editor's Note: This is the latest entry in House contributor Kevin B. Lee's Shooting Down Pictures , a record of his ongoing quest to see every title on the list of the 1000 Greatest Films compiled by They Shoot Pictures, Don't They? ] _____________________ The premise plays like a joke: a Marxist, a capitalist and a common worker stumble through four decades of post-World War II...

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C’eravamo tanto amati / We All Loved Each Other So Much (1974, Ettore Scola)

screened November 8 2008 on Columbia VHS in New York, NY TSPDT rank #734 IMDb The premise plays like a joke: a Marxist, a capitalist and a common worker stumble through four decades of post-World War II Italy, each pursuing their ideal of what modern society largely at the expense of the others. The joke is on [...]