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The National Gallery screens "Shoeshine" from 1946, among the first of the Italian neorealist films.
Free and Easy: Take the Mic or Take the Plunge Jess Righthand 2011
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The National Gallery screens "Shoeshine," from 1946, among the first of the Italian neorealist films.
Free & easy Post 2011
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But despite the presence of children, a dog and an elderly retiree, cuteness is in short supply in films like "Shoeshine," "The Bicycle Thieves" and "Umberto D."
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These works didn't exclude imagination: The horse in "Shoeshine," for example, makes a dreamlike appearance at the grim conclusion.
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These chilling portraits of desperate underclass youth, along with best foreign-language honorees "Shoeshine" and "Tsotsi," qualify as forebears more than anything produced in America.
Variety.com 2010
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These chilling portraits of desperate underclass youth, along with best foreign-language honorees "Shoeshine" and "Tsotsi," qualify as forebears more than anything produced in America.
Variety.com 2010
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These chilling portraits of desperate underclass youth, along with best foreign-language honorees "Shoeshine" and "Tsotsi," qualify as forebears more than anything produced in America.
Variety.com 2010
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"Shoeshine," though still ignored or little-known in the U. S.
Movie City News 2010
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These chilling portraits of desperate underclass youth, along with best foreign-language honorees "Shoeshine" and "Tsotsi," qualify as forebears more than anything produced in America.
Variety.com 2010
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These chilling portraits of desperate underclass youth, along with best foreign-language honorees "Shoeshine" and "Tsotsi," qualify as forebears more than anything produced in America.
Variety.com 2010
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