The Cinema of Ettore Scola

The Cinema of Ettore Scola, edited by Remi Lanzoni and Edward Bowen, begins with a succinct critical analysis and personal foreword by Vito Zagarrio (xi-xvi). After a rather lengthy and thorough introduction by the editors of this scholarly volume, this study is structured into four major parts, con...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Annali d'italianistica 2022, Vol.40, p.641-642
1. Verfasser:	Faustini, Giuseppe
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