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	Bernardo Bertolucci - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bernardo Bertolucci (born March 16, 1940) is an Italian writer and film director.
		Bernardo Bertolucci directed his first film at the age of 21 (La commare secca, 1962) which was shortly followed by his acclaimed Prima della rivoluzione (Before the Revolution, 1964).
		Whether this narrowness is Bertolucci's intent merely a symptom of the narrowness some critics accuse him of, he has used the controversy aroused by his films iconoclastically to encourage people to reconsider themselves and their society; he is often considered successful in pushing back the boundaries of propriety.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bernardo_Bertolucci (1082 words)

	The religion of director Bernardo Bertolucci
		Bernardo Bertolucci was raised as a Catholic (although his family does not appear to have been particularly devout), but was not a practicing churchgoer as an adult.
		Bertolucci has defined his love of cinema and his profession as connected with the Freudian theory of scoptophilia, or the pleasure of looking, derived from the primal scene, in which a child observes or imagines his or her parents making love.
		Bernardo Bertolucci was born in Parma, in Northern Italy, on 16 March 1941.
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	Bernardo Bertolucci
		Born in Parma, Italy, Bernardo Bertolucci attended Rome University and developed a love of both poetry and cinema early in life thanks to his father, the late poet and film critic Attilio Bertolucci.
		Bertolucci began to gain attention in North America in 1970 when he was nominated for an Oscar for Best Screenplay for Il conformista (1970).
		However, though Bertolucci received Best Director nominations from the Academy Awards, the Golden Globes and the Directors Guild of America, the film was banned in his homeland and Bertolucci not only received a four-month suspended sentence, but had his civil rights revoked for five years.
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	Bernardo Bertolucci
		Bertolucci was born to a prosperous family in Parma, Italy.
		Its last act, however, sharply divided audiences, with Bertolucci depicting a Red Flag-waving trial of the landowners after the fall of fascism – a purely fantastical scenario that was closer to a Maoist show trial than anything that occurred in Italian history.
		Bertolucci, who now split his time between Rome and London with his English wife, Clare Peploe, had entered into a fruitful partnership with the British producer Jeremy Thomas, who was an expert at putting together international financing for ambitious films.
	www.sensesofcinema.com /contents/directors/04/bertolucci.html (4364 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Film \| Features \| Bernardo Bertolucci: Last Tango in Paris
		Bertolucci and Brando have altered the face of an art form.
		Last Tango is certainly the film that catapulted Bertolucci towards international fame, the story of a middle-aged man, who, devastated by the apparent suicide of his wife, embarks on a purely sexual sadomasochistic affair with a young girl, who, in the end, kills him.
		Maria Schneider, as the girl, was unknown at the time, and Bertolucci, who failed to cast both Dominique Sanda and Catherine Deneuve when they became pregnant, has said he wanted her to be a Lolita but more perverse.
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	Bernardo Bertolucci
		Bernardo Bertolucci: de las oscuras complejidades de la vida moderna
		Bernardo Bertolucci Ã Saint-SÃ©bastien l'an dernier Bernardo Bertolucci, le rÃ©alisateur italien du "Dernier tango Ã Paris",.
		Bernardo Bertolucci et les jeunes acteurs de son film "The Dreamers" prÃ©sentÃ© lundi Ã Venise Bernardo Bertolucci, le rÃ©ali.
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	Bernardo Bertolucci
		Influenced by writers and artists as diverse as Freud, Marx and Verdi, Bertolucci always shapes a set of rich associations in his cinematic texts, although never at the expense of visual style, which remains primary.
		Bertolucci returned to his northern Italian roots in the sweeping epic 1900 (1977).
		Recurrent themes of sexual and political identity are explored within the perverse ambience of the Chinese court and during Pu Yi's subsequent political exile, imprisonment and political "rehabilitation." Bertolucci's much-anticipated adaptation of Paul Bowles's cult favorite THE SHELTERING SKY (1990), starring John Malkovich and Debra Winger, proved a critical and financial disappointment.
	www.1worldfilms.com /bernardo_bertolucci.htm (573 words)

	Gerald Peary - interviews - Bernardo Bertolucci - 1900
		Bertolucci is a proud member of the Italian CP, a Eurocommunist.
		This Bertolucci doing QandA was extremely polite, humble, and serious, thus disarming the volatile critics and cranks in the audience who were after his head.
		Our hotel talk was only half an hour later, and the Bertolucci I met was an utterly different person-voluble, so, so loose, fielding my questions with an ironic smile on his face, and grabbing the house phone again and again to converse with a seemingly infinite number of well-wishers and compadres.
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	Bernardo Bertolucci
		Although the winner of nine Academy Awards for his The Last Emperor, Bernardo Bertolucci may ultimately be best remembered for his Last Tango in Paris, which Pauline Kael called the most erotic film ever made.
		These conversations with Bertolucci reveal the significance of psychoanalysis in his films, the relationship between films and dreams, his early fascination with Godard and the "New Wave," his views on extremism and radical politics, and his personal search for cinematic truth.
		As Bertolucci speaks, he provides his autobiography, his psychohistory, a production journal of each of his films, a portrait gallery of his contemporaries, a compendium of film theory, and an ABC of ideas that range from auteur theory, Bazin, the camera, dance, editing, right on to Zen.
	www.upress.state.ms.us /books/b/bernardo_bertolucci_interv.html (455 words)

	Bernardo Bertolucci @ Filmbug
		Born in Parma in 1941, Bertolucci was introduced to filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini and in 1961 he abandoned his studies at Rome University to work as Pasolini's assistant on Accattone.
		In 1990 Bertolucci adapted Paul Bowles' novel The Sheltering Sky, filmed in the Sahara Desert with a cast including Debra Winger and John Malkovich.
		In 1992, Bertolucci returned to the East to film Little Buddha in Nepal and in the monasteries of the remote principality of Bhutan.
	www.filmbug.com /db/1097 (442 words)

	Bernardo Bertolucci -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		Bertolucci was raised in an atmosphere of comfort and intellectualism.
		The dictator of Chile's first independent government and a brilliant soldier, Bernardo O'Higgins led the Chilean patriots in their battle for independence.
		famous painting by Bernardo Daddi in the Or San Michele, a building of the grain merchants, later converted into a church; this Madonna was declared on Aug. 13, 1365, by the Florentine Republic, to be the protectress of the Florentines; it is enshrined in a tabernacle of Florentine Gothic style by Orcagna.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9078903?tocId=9078903 (591 words)

	Telegraph \| Arts \| Film-makers on film: Bernardo Bertolucci
		Los Angeles, in the spring of 1974, was the setting of the first and only meeting between two of cinema's true masters: Bernardo Bertolucci and Jean Renoir, son of the celebrated Impressionist painter Auguste.
		Allied planes then accidentally destroyed the original negatives, and it wasn't until 1956, when various pieces of the film were found throughout France, that Renoir (whose canon also includes such subtle masterpieces as La Grande Illusion and Partie de campagne) was able to restore it to its former self.
		Bertolucci praises the film's serene conclusion (which he admits to having appropriated wholesale for 1900), Renoir's pioneering use of light, frame and focus, his warm, self-referential presence as a character ("He is the director, and yet he is unable to avoid the tragedy at the end").
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	Bernardo Bertolucci
		The son of poet Attilio Bertolucci and himself a published poet, he began his film career in 1961 as an assistant to director Pier Paolo
		Pu Yi, won Bertolucci Academy Awards for directing and screenwriting; the film also garnered seven additional Oscars.
		Bernardo Bertolucci - Bernardo Bertolucci director, screenwriter Born: 3/16/1940 Birthplace: Parma, Italy Known for his...
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	Bernardo Bertolucci
		At the age of 24, Bernardo Bertolucci established himself at the forefront of international cinema with PRIMA DELLA RIVOLUZIONE / BEFORE THE REVOLUTION (1964).
		The film charts 45 years of social history and class struggle through the friendship -- and political enmity -- of two men born, on different sides of the social fence, at the turn of the century.
		Bertolucci's much-anticipated adaptation of Paul Bowles's cult favorite THE SHELTERING SKY (1990), starring John Malkovich and Debra Winger, proved a critical and financial disappointment.
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	Jonathon Delacour: the heart of things
		This interpretation must be played against Bertolucci’s, which I always took as meaning that life only becomes sweet after the revolution—a belief that accords with both the Marxist sympathies of Fabrizio, the protagonist of the film, and those of Bertolucci himself (he joined the Italian Communist party in 1969, leaving ten years later).
		By 1968, student radicals were citing [Bertolucci’s film] as explanation and inspiration, and the phrase “before the revolution” appeared in accounts of the events of May in the French press.
		If Bertolucci “meant the title ironically,” then it’s clear that he interpreted Talleyrand’s remark as I originally did: that Talleyrand was a reactionary who yearned for the good old days before the revolution destroyed the aristocratic way of life.
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		Cinema Sex Politics: Bertolucci Makes 'The Dreamers' (2003) (TV)....
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	Bernardo Bertolucci (general discussion)
		Bernardo Bertolucci, you have made many remarkable films.
		Your last film, The Last Emperor had a great public triumph in Hollywood.
		Now, after this big happy, I like to do this small smallest theme, which is a couple, a relationship in a couple.
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		Convertido en el director de cine italiano más famoso en el mundo con El último emperador, que en 1987 ganó nueve oscars, Bertolucci, a sus 57 años, está ultimando la película El sueño africano, que presentará en octubre.
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	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Film \| Bertolucci: My love for legend Brando
		In the darkness I asked him if he'd ever realised how much I was in love with him.
		Last Tango in Paris director Bernardo Bertolucci on their stormy friendship
		Results are indicative and may not reflect public opinion
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	Movienet
		Based on the novel Holy Innocents by Gilbert Adair.
		Directed by Bernardo Bertolucci (Stealing Beauty, The Last Emperor).
		This film has provided me with the opportunity to celebrate and pay homage not only to the spirit of youth of the student revolution of May 1968, but also the "golden era" of Hollywood and the French directors of the nouvelle vague.
	www.movienet.com /dreamers.html (307 words)

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	Els meus discs compactes
		The last emperor de Bernardo Bertolucci, with [Ryuichi Sakamoto] (1987)
		Everybody else is doing it, so why can't we?
		The last emperor de Bernardo Bertolucci, with [David Byrne] (1987)
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