bhomatude

Since this Antonioni film is being released on dvd 8/7 by Image, and I've never seen it - I'm looking for reactions from people who have seen it.

qubik

It's a great film and worth seeing over and over. Although it may not be considered "classic" Antonioni as much as his Sixties films, the interplay of the four or five lead actresses is fascinating to watch, particularly Eleonora Rossi Drago as Clelia, who exudes a very grounded inner radiance. This is atypical Antonioni because it's full of dialogue and crowded with characters, and none the worse for that. I suspect this film has been somewhat underrated as it predates the full-blown development of the director's characteristic style. Definitely worth owning.