Il Saprofita (1974)

Mirco Dondi - L'eco del boato. Storia della strategia della tensione 1965-1974 (2015) eBooks & eLearning

Posted by edi1967 at May 7, 2019

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Franco Battiato - 3 Studio Albums (1972-1974) [Reissue 1998] Music

Posted by gribovar at April 9, 2024

Franco Battiato is one of the most successful singers in Italy. He began his career as a "light" singer, recording a few singles. In 1971 he started his particular journey through experimental music, recording his proggiest issues: "Fetus", "Pollution", "Sulle corde di Aries". Some very atmospheric parts and some very melodic songs make these records worthwhile, along with musical references to the arabic culture and italian folk that will surface from time to time in all of his following output. His next records are gradually more and more experimental, exploring minimalism and culminating with "L' Egitto prime delle Sabbie", with two long pieces based on hardly one note and its harmonics.

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Nino Rota - Amarcord (Original Soundtrack) (1974) {2003 CAM Original Soundtrack} Music

Posted by TestTickles at April 26, 2019

Nino Rota - Amarcord (Original Soundtrack) (1974) {2003 CAM Original Soundtrack}
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Amarcord is the 1973 film directed by Federico Fellini and Polydor Records released the soundtrack album in 1974, composed by Nino Rota. This is the remaster reissued in 2003 by CAM Original Soundtrack.

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Mirco Dondi - L'eco del boato. Storia della strategia della tensione 1965-1974 eBooks & eLearning

Posted by Karabas91 at May 19, 2023

Le 'stragi nere' iniziano il 12 dicembre 1969 con Piazza Fontana e terminano il 4 agosto 1974 con l'attentato al treno Italicus. Alcuni giorni dopo la bomba di Milano, il settimanale britannico "The Observer" parlerà di 'strategia della tensione', riferendosi non solo alle bombe ma al modo in cui sono stati strumentalizzati attentati e disordini sociali, chiamando in causa la stampa e i politici. La stagione dello stragismo, ignota ai Paesi dell'Europa occidentale, ha minato le istituzioni democratiche e la convivenza sociale dell'Italia, con l'aggravante che in quarant'anni non sono stati condannati né i mandanti né gran parte degli esecutori. Solo in sede storica si è fatto un po' di ordine. Mirco Dondi ricostruisce gli episodi stragisti, soffermandosi in particolare sul loro impatto immediato.

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Collectif, "Les années Giscard, La politique économique, 1974-1981" eBooks & eLearning

Posted by TimMa at Oct. 25, 2021

La conduite de l'économie française sous le mandat de Valéry Giscard d'Estaing (1926-2020) : politique énergétique, réformes de structures et politique industrielle, politique de l'environnement. …

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Liliana Cavani-Il Portiere di notte (1974) Movies

Posted by FNB47 at May 8, 2007

In Liliana Cavani’s scintillating drama, a concentration camp survivor (Charlotte Rampling) discovers her ex-torturer/lover (Dirk Bogarde) working as a night porter at a hotel in postwar Vienna. When the couple attempt to re-create their sadomasochistic relationship, his former SS comrades begin to stalk them. Operatic and disturbing, The Night Porter deftly examines the cruelty and decadence of Nazi culture. criterion.com

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Le Jardin qui bascule - Guy Gilles (1974) Movies

Posted by wolfy13 at Aug. 27, 2009

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The Cars that ate Paris (1974) [Re-UP] Movies

Posted by galmuchet at Feb. 1, 2014

The Cars That Ate Paris is a 1974 Australian film. Directed by Peter Weir, it was his first feature film. Shot mostly in the rural town of Sofala, New South Wales, the film is set in the fictional town of Paris in which most of the inhabitants appear to be directly, or indirectly, involved in profiting from the results of car accidents. There are also themes of youth unemployment and old values vs new values and trying to cling to an unreal past in an Australia that never existed.

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Borsalino & Co. (1974) Movies

Posted by serpmolot at May 16, 2011

Borsalino & Co. (1974)

The 1970 French crime flick Borsalino featured Alain_Delon and Jean-Paul Belmondo as charismatic gangsters in 1930s Marseilles. Belmondo was killed off in that film, but Delon survived to show up in the 1974 sequel Borsalino and Co. (actually filmed just after the original, but not released for several years). Seeking redress for the death of his partner, Roch (Delon) disposes of his enemies in a variety of novel (and gruesome) methods. Both Borsalino and Co. and its predecessor were inspired by Eugene Saccomano's novel -The Bandits of Marseilles.

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La Gifle/The Slap (1974) Movies

Posted by serpmolot at Oct. 29, 2011

La Gifle/The Slap (1974)

50-year-old Jean Doulean works in Paris as a teacher. He is separated from his wife, Helene, who lives in England with another man. Following their break-up, Jean began a relationship with Madeleine, but it is not a happy one. After becoming involved in an incident with the police, Jean is transferred to another school. He discovers that his 18-year-old daughter Isabelle intends to abandon her studies to live with her boyfriend, Marc. During the argument that follows this discovery, Jeans slaps his daughter’s face. She leaves Jean to live with her mother in England.

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