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Rome, Open City

Movie
1945
1h 43m
Not Rated
Italian
Drama, War
User Score: 
7.9
Critic Score: 
95
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During the Nazi occupation of Rome in 1944, the leader of the Resistance is chased by the Nazis as he seeks refuge and a way to escape.
Rome Open City Poster

Rome, Open City

Not Rated
Movie
1945
1h 43m
Italian
Drama, War
During the Nazi occupation of Rome in 1944, the leader of the Resistance is chased by the Nazis as he seeks refuge and a way to escape.
Rating
WATCHMODE
7.9
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Rome, Open City (1945) on IMDb
CRITIC SCORE
95

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Aldo Fabrizi
Don Pietro Pellegrini
Marcello Pagliero
Giorgio Manfredi aka Luigi Ferraris
Harry Feist
Major Fritz Bergmann
Maria Michi
Marina Mari
kos Tolnay
Austrian Deserter
Joop van Hulzen
Captain Hartmann
Carla Rovere
Lauretta
Nando Bruno
Agostino the Sexton
Eduardo Passarelli
Neighborhood Police Sergeant
Carlo Sindici
Police Commissioner
Turi Pandolfini
Grandfather (uncredited)
Amalia Pellegrini
Nannina (uncredited)
Alberto Tavazzi
The Priest (uncredited)
Directed By: Roberto Rossellini
Written By: Federico Fellini (Screenplay), Roberto Rossellini (Screenplay), + 2 more

Featured Comments/Tips

MAJORPR3D4TOR says...
10 years ago
It's very chilling that the intensity of this film still exists almost 60 years later. Rossellini captures almost everything about that particular time period, all the struggles with the war and occupation and such very well. This for anyone studying neorealist cinema is both the best place to start and the most definitive example of it.
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soonertbone says...
2 years ago
Really incredible achievement, filmed as I understand it while WW2 was still taking place. Heartbreaking finales to both of the movie’s two acts. This is more in the category of “historically important” more than “rip-roaring entertainment”, but I still recommend watching for the performances of Pina and Don Pietro–both will stick with me for a long time.
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Maarten Delfgou says...
3 years ago
Three films that form Rosselini's “Neorealist Trilogy”: Roma, città aperta (1945) Rome Open City https://trakt.tv/movies/rome-open-city-1945 Paisà (1946) Paisan https://trakt.tv/movies/paisan-1946 Germania, anno zero (1948) Germany Year Zero https://trakt.tv/movies/germany-year-zero-1948
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bladefd
8/10  4 weeks ago
“Rome, Open City” is an Italian neorealism film by one of the co-creators of the neo-realism, Roberto Rossellini. Neo-realism is a filming style that portrays the world as it is, usually shot on location with non-professional actors. The fact that this film was produced during World War II, with More
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CinemaSerf
17 hrs ago
The fact that this was filmed in Rome at a time when you could probably still smell the fleeing Nazi's petrol fumes gives this an enthralling sense of authenticity. The story is centred around the character of "Manfredi" (Marcello Pagliero) who is being chased by the Gestapo, and so is trying to esc More
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