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La Dolce Vita - Deluxe Collector's Edition Federico Fellini Koch Lorber $39.95
($79.95 list)
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Read more and comment... 		(1960) directed by Federico Fellini  • starring Marcello Mastroianni, Anita Ekberg & Anouk Aimée   •   Here it is:  Indisputably one of the greatest films of all time, the film that captured a fleeting moment in time and yet defined not only an era but a state of mind, Federico Fellini's La Dolce Vita is now available on DVD.  This is the film that pinpointed once and for all the transformation that movies -- Hollywood movies initially, but all of cinema ultimately -- have wrought upon the human soul.  We are now all actors in a film, we view are own lives as cinematic spectacles to fulfilled, we are all dying to live la dolce vita.  And here we have the definitive DVD edition, completely restored and remastered.  You can take it from us – Koch-Lorber have done a terrific job here; at least as good as Criterion in this regard: the image is clean and crisp, the contrast is perfectly calibrated and the sound is sharp.  And this 3-disc deluxe edition is loaded with bonus features galore, which you can read abot by clicking on the image at left.
La Dolce Vita Federico Fellini Koch Lorber $28.75
($34.95 list)

Read more and comment... 		At last!  It's here:  Indisputably one of the greatest films of all time, the film that captured what was supposed to be a fleeting moment in time and yet defined not only an era but a state of mind while forging a (self-fulfilling?) prophecy of today's culture of celebrity, Federico Fellini's La Dolce Vita is now available on DVD from (surprisingly, not Criterion, but) Koch Lorber.  This Deluxe 2-Disc set features an excellent transfer of a flawless, beautiful new print of the film, and includes many bonus features such as a collection of "never-before-seen" Fellini shorts, interviews with Fellini, Mastroianni and Ekberg, and a "musical montage" of Cinecetta, Fellini's studio.  Watching this film today, it's hard to believe it's over forty years old...