Not first-tier Fellini, but some good touches
“City of Women” begins in a railway coach when Snaporaz (Marcello Mastroianni) — who is alternately fascinated and frightened by women — awakens from a nap and seduces a beautiful stranger. Then he follows her through a forest to a weird hotel where a feminist convention is being held. Unnerved by the vociferous hostility of the participants, he hides in the mansion of Dr. Zubercock (Ettore Manni), who is celebrating his 10,000th female conquest. Snaporaz will be forced to run the gauntlet when a female militia invades the ornate residence.<br /><br />Directed by Federico Fellini in 1980, “City of Women” contains touches of surrealism and often harsh portraits of women. He uses feminism as a plot device, depicting the women as braying harridans and broad caricatures rather than exploring feminism itself. The film is a gauzy, dream-like account of one man’s journey through memory and his own attitudes, as circumstances cause him to alter his perspective on the opposite sex.<br /><br />Bonus features on the Blu-ray release include a half-hour documentary on “City of Women;” interview with production designer Dante Ferretti; interview with filmmaker Tinto Brass; original Italian trailer; and 2015 re-release trailer. The R-rated film is in Italian, with English subtitles.
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