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The Vanquished

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In a city filled with despair and a thirst for change, a group of young people find themselves trapped in a cycle of criminality and disillusionment. The story begins with a couple of kids who, eager to find a path in life, are drawn into a world of theft and deception. In their attempt to escape the oppression of their environment, each of them grapples with their own internal struggles and tumultuous pasts.

As their paths intertwine, the protagonists become involved in a daring plan that promises them the chance to start anew. However, social pressure and inevitable betrayal play a crucial role in their decisions. The relationship between them becomes increasingly fragile and complex, leading them to question not only their loyalties but also their morality.

The narration delves into a raw realism, portraying not only the dark side of lost youth but also the fervent desire for redemption and freedom. With an aesthetic that captures the essence of the era, the film stands out for its tense atmosphere and focus on human character, presenting each choice as a reflection of the circumstances surrounding these young people.

With a surprising yet inevitable ending, this masterpiece of Italian cinema serves as a powerful commentary on society, youth, and the price of freedom in a world that seems to offer little more than despair.

Media type
Movie
Year
1953
Director
Michelangelo Antonioni
Writer
Michelangelo Antonioni
Suso Cecchi d'Amico
Roger Nimier
Diego Fabbri
Turi Vasile
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.50
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
67.00
Actors
Etchika Choureau
Jacques Sempey
Henri Poirier
Annie NoΓ«l
Guy De Meulan
Franco Interlenghi
Anna Maria Ferrero
Evi Maltagliati
Eduardo Ciannelli
Peter Reynolds
Patrick Barr
Fay Compton
Eileen Moore
Jeanne Stuart
Armando Cereoli
Sergio Crosia
Mario Feliciani
Charles Irvin
AndrΓ© Jacques
Tony Kilshaw
Raymond Lovell
Albert Michel
Gastone Renzelli
Umberto Spadaro
Derek Tansley
Fred Victor
Gender
Drama
Crimen
Country
Italy
Producers
Turi Vasile
Original title
I vinti
Duration
113
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