Fellini Lexicon

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Federico Fellini (1920-93) was one of the most inventive of film-makers and he remains one of the best loved. Director of a whole series of celebrated films - among them La Strada (1954) The Nights of Cabiria (1957), La Dolce Vita (1960), Otto e Mezzo (1963) and Amarcord (1973) - he created melancholy, magical worlds peopled by clowns, dreamers, conmen, trumpeters and werewolves. Fellini Lexicon explores the forms and substances, significances and insignificances, objects and shadows in Fellini's work - the dance and music of his characters, the colour, light, and movement in his images. The Lexicon accompanies Fellini's films, rather than seeking to possess them, taking pleasure in their incongruities, exaggerations, absurdities and surprises. The entries are reversible, overlapping, often unlikely, combining careful analysis of the films with a celebration of their richness. Fellini Lexicon is an original, delightful approach to Fellini's work and to the practice of film criticism.

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Angels
Anita
(The) Beyond
Chaplin
Citations 1
Citations 2
Clowns 1
Clowns 2
Conmen (bidonisti)
Dance
Documentary
Effacement
(The) Eye
Fellini
Giulietta
Grace/grazia
Illusionism
Love
Lunatics
Marcello/'Marcello'
Mastorna
Oxymoron
Purity
Rimini 1
Rimini 2
Rossellini 1
Rossellini 2
Rubini 1
Rubini 2
Screen tests
(The) Sheriff
Spectacle
Spirits
Television 1
Television 2
Television 3
Trumpets
Werewolf
Zoology
Bibliography
Filmography