The MOST BEAUTIFUL SHOTS of FEDERICO FELLINI Movies

This video is Federico Fellini tribute.

The video is a compilation of the best shots of Federico Fellini films.

Federico Fellini was an Italian film director and screenwriter, who has written and directed over 50 features. He is considered one of the greatest and influential filmmakers of all times.

The shots used from Federico Fellini films are as follows :

Variety Lights (1950), The White Sheik (1952), I Vitelloni (1953), Love In The City (1953) Segment - Un'agenzia Matrimoniale, La Strada (1954), Il Bidone (1955), Nights Of Cabiria (1957), La Dolce Vita (1960), Boccaccio '70 (1962) Segment - Le Tentazioni Del Dottor Antonio, ​8 1⁄2 (1963), Juliet Of The Spirits (1965), Spirits Of The Dead (1968) Segment - Toby Dammit, Fellini Satyricon (1969), I Clowns (1970), Roma (1972), Amarcord (1973), Fellini's Casanova (1976), Orchestra Rehearsal (1978), City Of Women (1980), And The Ship Sails On (1983), Ginger And Fred (1986), Intervista (1987), The Voice Of The Moon (1990)

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[staceymarksings]

I have watched this 100's of times. Never gets old. Pure heaven!

[Tyrell_Corp]

Every entire film of Fellini is the best shot.

[marklanders]

*Federico Fellini* is the greatest filmmaker of all times. He remains unsurpassed. And his legacy has shaped all the great film directors who came after him.
After all, Fellini is the only movie maker whose name was turned into a new adjective to be used in all modern languages - that is the word _"Felliniesque."_

[g_vezz]

Fellini the greatest of all. He touched humanity like no other..

[thalastkg]

This is the real Magic of Cinema! Just Beautiful and Unique

[mahovictor]

Thank you. Not one Director in the 21st century compares or inspires as Fellini. Hollywood needs a Renaissance. Why are we descending into the Abyss?

[bergman]

The closing using La Dolce Vita and Intervista is marvelous. Great work.

[poetcomic]

So glad you went heavy on shots from City of Women which was something of a mess and yet a cinematic FEAST of images.

[walterfechter]

Federico Fellini realised the fullness of life on celluloid the way the masters captured it on canvas. Bravo! Many thanks, Adyfilk!

[mickeyray]

Why is it I so love these Fellini images? I'm sure it's the same with all my fellow Fellini fans. I've seen all the scenes a zillion times! Yet they are all a part of my life. So it's just like leafing through a big family photo album!

[RobertMarks-vz]

Fabulous! The way he captured ambience/mood and light is remarkable. Great cinematography.

[hilman]

Damn... watching these scenes is like being thrown into another space and dimension...

[marthasantosus]

The most beautiful shots of any movie director before or after.

[SoCalFreelance]

I've probably watched this like 50 times over the past few days.

[malvinderkaur]

these movies are like impressionist canvass so beautifully etched in every department, European cinema French and Italian more so Italian had that quality

[Larkinchance]

These wonderful films are about people and cinema... Thank you!

[rodrigovalerosancho]

That was very touching. I love Fellini, Giulietta and Marcello. On top of his creativity and imagination, Fellini showed in his movies the most beautiful women in cinema, all very different in shape and personality but equally adorable. For me that is a bonus to otherwise a extremely high quality of filming.

[Ferocious_Imbecile]

Beautifully done. You understand the glory that is Fellini's cinematography with Giovanni Rontunno. Thank you so much.

[chandanrawal]

The music choice is perfect! It's like seeing Fellini films with a different pov.

[joseortegaalmonacid]

Gran director el señor Fellini
Vi muchas de sus películas.
Excelentes films.
Gracias Fellini por tu legado.