Cinematheque: Italian Masterworks at the Chazen Museum of Art

For what is largely considered his first masterpiece, Fellini drew upon his adolescence in the small town of Rimini to tell the story of five young men who slowly come to realize their melancholy futures. From American Graffiti to Diner to GoodFellas, Fellini influenced personal filmmaking for many years to come with his splintered storyline, innovative voice-over technique and "wandering" camera. Subtitled. (35mm, 101 min.; directed by Federico Fellini)