Scorsese recalls final conversation with Fellini in new documentary
Martin Scorsese shares memories of Italian filmmaker Federico Fellini in a documentary premiering at Rome Film Festival.
At a glance
- Documentary focuses on the final decade of Fellini's life
- Features Scorsese discussing his last exchange with the Italian filmmaker
- Premieres at Rome Film Festival on Saturday
- Produced by Italian companies Atomic and RAI Cinema
A new documentary about the final decade of Federico Fellini's life will premiere at Rome Film Festival on Saturday. The film features Martin Scorsese recounting his last conversation with the Italian auteur, in which Scorsese said "Thank you, I'll see you soon."
The documentary, titled "The Last Fellini," is produced by Italy's Atomic and RAI Cinema, with international sales handled by PiperPlay.
Why it matters
The film offers insight into the relationship between two influential filmmakers and Fellini's later years.
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