The Nights of Cabiria (Le notti di Cabiria) 1957 - Ending Scene - Ma la Vita continua
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- Le notti di Cabiria
Directed by: Federico Fellini
Writing Credits:
Federico Fellini ... (screenplay) &
Ennio Flaiano ... (story and screenplay) &
Tullio Pinelli ... (story and screenplay)
Pier Paolo Pasolini ... (screenplay)
Federico Fellini ... (story)
Maria Molinari ... (novel)
Stars: Giulietta Masina, François Périer, Franca Marzi
Music:
Ma la vita continua by Nino Rota.
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My favorite movie ending of all time. Giuletta’s acting, Fellini’s mise en scene, and Rota’s music combine perfectly. Never fails to bring a tear to my eye.
Siiiiii ha PERFETTAMENTE RAGIONE!!!!!❤ È PROPRIO COSÌ!!!!!!
👍🏻🙏🏻👏🏻❤🕊
When I saw that for the first time about 5 years ago, that scene gave me an electric shock when she broke the 4th wall. She looked right at me and acknowledged my presence. AMAZING performance and film making.
One of the great screen performances of all time. That look at the end is worth more than 100 pages of dialogue....
Definitely one of the great endings of any film in cinema
I cry every time I watch this. So beautiful.
Impossible not to.
I cried like a bitch
Me too
Same, every single time.
Do bitches cry?
I know I do.
Every single time and I feel great
Her performance awed me... and she didn't even have to say a word.
I find this clip so very moving. It seems to be a tribute to every person who has had to lift themselves from despair and tragedy and move forward. It is wish I have for every heavy heart. She channels the journey of every human being who has ever survived such sadness.
Un'attrice straordinaria
Her broken smile is the saddest thing of all, the final heartbreak - and yet the ending would have been unbearable without it.
Just like in La Strada from a year before, Giulietta Masina gives us an unforgettable knock-out performance
So good an ending such a great film. Saw it on the big screen knowing nothing about it a week before the first lockdown hit.
My impression was that Cabiria is I irrepressible and would be alright but I know others have a more down beat view - life’s parade goes on even though your heart is broken.
Fellini must have had in mind the ending of City Lights.
the look (of Charlie Chaplin) at that scene also says it all
@@martijn130370 Yes, that's exactly it.
Someone posted this ending on a Twitter thread a couple of weeks ago. I'd never heard of the film, but just seeing this ending made me realise I wanted to see the movie. We watched it a couple of nights ago and were all blown away and moved. I'd seen the ending but I had no context so it wasn't really a spoiler. But as the climax of the movie approached I guessed what would happen just prior to this scene and suddenly understood just how powerful the ending would be. Watching it over and over again, and it brings me to tears every time, there is something so perfect about the composition, all the beautiful young Italian people, that tune that we've heard so many times in the movie before now, the smile of joy on the face of the guitarist with the straw hat, the way the girl says Buona Sera to Maria/Cabiria and thus includes her in their joy and optimism. We don't know why they are so joyful, is it their youth is it their beauty? Is it that they are young enough to live much of their life in an Italy that is emerging from the dire misery of fascism and the war and then the postwar poverty? Is there any chance that Cabiria will be included in that future? We don't want her to end up like that poor former street walker who Cabiria was so shocked to see living in the cave. The sweetness of her final smile, where she allows some happiness back at least into her expression it's so pure.
I think I'm also sad thinking that all these people, even the young ones, have probably passed away by now. Fellini had a really great eye for people whose beauty would endure. Or maybe it's because fashions now are not so unlike 1957. I was in Positano in June, my first time there, and these gorgeous young Italians would not look out of place there today.
I hope I can visit there one day.🤞
Watching this sitting under my desk. It feels cozy down here, reminds me of when I was a kid, when I used to play under here. The future seems to have sucked all the warmth away. But I feel comfort secluded down here, under this desk. I’ve been so lonely, watching this scene again after so many years whilst curled up under this desk really hit me hard.
Such an emotional ending. Love this movie.
Directors often break the fourth wall through the lens of humor because it truly is, in theory, ridiculous. Here is a perfect example of how to do so with grace and yet retain an element of subtle humor cloaked in beauty. One of the best endings in film history if you ask me.
What is fourth wall?
@@anchalkumar8224 When the actors acknowledge the presence of the audience. Either speaking to the audience, or here, by looking at us and nodding to us.
@@premanadi Thank you!
Che meraviglia....😢😢
this is life
and life after death
@@FoundationINTERVIEWS Yes, that's how I've read it since I was a teenager. That she has found a path of fellow souls after she's walked through the woods, and it starts to make sense to her after a few steps in the parade of souls on a road or in a river. Honestly, I think this scene in particular has really stuck with me more than most scenes in any movie ever (also, I'm not christian... probably sounds like it, something else)--and I'm really happy it was uploaded.
@@classinstrument Really interesting. I'd never seen this movie, but my curiosity was piqued when I saw Sweet Charity recently. Bob Fosse filmed two endings, and it got me curious to see the original. I agree, it is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen on film. Your interpretation is more than valid.
The people who voted this thumbs down have hearts made of stone.
This is the only movie whose ending brings a full-throated crying jag when I see it.
Why is that?
Fellini is the ultimate human being whose characters are people in need of love and respect.
"The Nights of Cabiria" is really not about movie, about story, about script, it is about people and Fellini loved his characters because he loved people.
You cannot analyze a Fellini movie because there is no acting, there is really no script. (After "La Strada" and "The Nights of Cabiria", he lost a little bit of this focus because he became a movie director and his movies became more complex.)
Yes, Fellini was a master, but so was Nino Rota. Fellini without Nino is impossible to envision.
Just imagine, Julietta walking at the end of "The Nights of Cabiria" in silence. No tears. No promise of a new beginning for her.
Non-verbally, Nino's music gave the hope without words. He was a genius!
This is a great movie!
Il suo sorriso finale è rivolto all' amore verso la vita ..qualunque essa sia..
fellini genius
Che bel film... Giulietta magnifica
Надо верить и любит людей. А иначе жить не возможно.
Che brividi quello sguardo finale...sembra che guardi proprio te!
masterpiece
Не могу смотреть без слез
2:20, best close-up of all time
ASÍ DEBE DE SER LA VIDA CONTINUA
Great
Foi algo extraordinário a última cena! Ela olhando para câmera e falamdo por intermédio de seu gestual, não se preocupe, vai ficar tudo bem.
In my mind, I see City Lights, this scene, and Fleabag’s exit offscreen at the end of Season 2 as all related.
I found the ending to be optimistic. Do you?
It is.
@@gianca60 Yeah, she'll pull through.
I have a theory that Fellini expects us to interpret it as an unrealistic dream - it could be hers, or ours as the viewer. Have you ever seen kids that age act like that? They are idealized almost beyond all recognition. (In real life they’d probably be mocking her, as the dog bark hints at.) Likewise, film is an illusion.
Fellini may be saying to us: life is not really like the way the kids respond to her, but you should do what you can to improve it! Especially for those who are suffering!
Yes absolutely as is the ending of sweet Charity which is heavily based on this. Charming film.
The best ending ever
Depois de tudo ainda existe esperança
Perfection
That’s how you break the fourth wall.
Этот фильм разбил мне сердце
この映画好きすぎる。
Oscar movie
I'm here because of Under the Tuscan Sun
Частный детектив, или Операция «Кооперация» есть сюжет
she dont dance becaus she just grown up and becam mature
She is not these kids' age. She is about 30, may be a little more.
@@Filiomena but she was naife in the movie , but at the end she become mature