2020
DOI: 10.1093/screen/hjaa050
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Italian neorealism and the ‘woman’s film’: Selznick, De Sica and Stazione Termini

Abstract: As a screenwriter, I don't consider Stazione Termini a document of my neorealist career, because the Italian-American co-production watered down whatever neorealist seed there was in it (the examination of a very restricted space and time).Cesare Zavattini, 'A Thesis on Neorealism' 1

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