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MAMA mia! Michelangelo Antoni oni has a right to sing the blues. Until a few days ago, he was sit ting on top of the movie world: the establishment critics endorsed him, the auteur crowd adored him, the public stood in line and paid for the privilege of applauding him. Everybody dug his dissection of the bored Italian bour geoisie in “L'Avventura” and “La Notte” and “Eclipse” and “Red Desert,” and they grooved merrily along with the dissolute London swingers in “Blow‐Up.”
MAMA mia! Michelangelo Antoni oni has a right to sing the blues. Until a few days ago, he was sit ting on top of the movie world: the establishment critics endorsed him, the auteur crowd adored him, the public stood in line and paid for the privilege of applauding him. Everybody dug his dissection of the bored Italian bour geoisie in “L'Avventura” and “La Notte” and “Eclipse” and “Red Desert,” and they grooved merrily along with the dissolute London swingers in “Blow‐Up.”
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