Beautiful condition for this original vintage backstage silver print photography of Federico Fellini, shooting during the movie, 1965. silver print on baryte paper. Multiple stamps and hand writing on the back. A unique piece for any fan and collector of movie classics relics. last photo is for illustration only NOT TO SELL this is a screenshot of the movie scene related to the photo on sell. Thank You. Probably shooting during Giuletta Degli Spiriti a screenplay (to determinate). Fellini casts his real-life wife, Guilietta Masina, as Guilietta - an upper middle class housewife whose life is coming apart. The film's plot serves a vehicle for some of the most dazzling, psychedelic scenes ever put on film, all before anyone used computer graphics to make cinema more fantastic. Fellini uses costumes, makeup and, most of all casting of supporting actors and extras, to achieve his surrealism. Fellini first film in color, this is probably Fellini's most Felliniesque movie. Fellini helped to move the direction of Italian cinema beyond a fixation on postwar realism with his early works, particularly La Strada (1954) and The Nights of Cabiria (1957), both of which launched his international renown and for which he received Oscars for best foreign film. Riconoscimenti 1967 - Premi Oscar Candidatura Migliore scenografia a Piero Gherardi Candidatura Migliori costumi a Piero Gherardi 1966 - Golden Globe Miglior film straniero (Italia) 1966 - David di Donatello Miglior attrice protagonista a Giulietta Masina 1966 - Nastro d'argento Miglior attrice non protagonista a Sandra Milo Miglior fotografia a colori a Gianni Di Venanzo Miglior scenografia a Piero Gherardi Migliori costumi a Piero Gherardi Candidatura Regista del miglior film a Federico Fellini Candidatura Miglior attrice protagonista a Giulietta Masina 1965 - National Board of Review Awards Miglior film straniero (Italia) 1967 - Kansas City Film Critics Circle Awards Miglior regista a Federico Fellini