A) Cecchi Gori Distribuzione B) Miramax Films C) Warner Bros D) Universal Pictures
A) Berlin International Film Festival B) Cannes Film Festival C) Venice Film Festival D) Toronto International Film Festival
A) 22 October 2001 B) 12 November 1998 C) 12 February 1999 D) 23 October 1998
A) Cecchi Gori Distribuzione B) 20th Century Fox C) Paramount Pictures D) Miramax Films
A) 13 November 1998 B) 23 October 1998 C) 12 November 1998 D) 12 February 1999
A) 12 November 1998 B) 12 February 1999 C) 13 November 1998 D) 23 October 1998
A) 12 November 1998 B) 12 February 1999 C) 13 November 1998 D) 23 October 1998
A) Original Italian version B) Black and white version C) English-dubbed version D) English-subtitled version
A) RAI B) Mediaset C) Sky Italia D) LA7
A) 16 million people B) 10 million people C) 5 million people D) 20 million people
A) 50 billion lire B) 92 billion lire C) 120 billion lire D) 30 billion lire
A) $57.6 million B) $230.1 million C) $123.8 million D) $48.7 million
A) Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon B) Il Postino: The Postman C) Cinema Paradiso D) What a Beautiful Day
A) Tonino Delli Colli B) Imre Kertész C) Checco Zalone D) Benigni
A) $230.1 million B) $123.8 million C) $48.7 million D) $57.6 million
A) $57.6 million B) $123.8 million C) $48.7 million D) $230.1 million
A) $123.8 million B) $230.1 million C) $48.7 million D) $57.6 million
A) Cinema Paradiso B) What a Beautiful Day C) Il Postino: The Postman D) 8½
A) What a Beautiful Day B) Il Postino: The Postman C) Amélie D) Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
A) Pope John XXIII B) Pope Francis C) Pope John Paul II D) Pope Benedict XVI
A) 58% B) 92% C) 100% D) 81%
A) 100 reviews B) 50 reviews C) 32 reviews D) 94 reviews
A) 6.0/10 B) 8.5/10 C) 5.0/10 D) 7.5/10
A) 75 out of 100 B) 100 out of 100 C) 58 out of 100 D) 81 out of 100
A) 32 critics B) 50 critics C) 10 critics D) 94 critics
A) mixed or average reviews B) overwhelming dislike C) universal acclaim D) masterpiece
A) 3.5/4 stars B) 3/4 stars C) 2.5/4 stars D) 4/4 stars
A) Owen Gleiberman B) Richard Schickel C) Roger Ebert D) Michael Wilmington
A) The New York Times B) The Washington Post C) Entertainment Weekly D) Time
A) C+ B) B− C) A+ D) D
A) David Rooney B) Michael O'Sullivan C) Kenneth Turan D) Janet Maslin
A) 3/5 stars B) 4/5 stars C) 5/5 stars D) 2/5 stars
A) Tom Dawson B) Kenneth Turan C) Nell Minow D) Janet Maslin
A) The Washington Post B) The New York Times C) Chicago Tribune D) Los Angeles Times
A) Benigni B) Tonino Delli Colli C) Mel Brooks D) Imre Kertész
A) Ilona Klein B) Ḳobi Niv C) David Sterritt D) Tom Dawson
A) The Christian Science Monitor B) Time C) Variety D) Der Spiegel
A) Ilona Klein B) Ḳobi Niv C) Mel Brooks D) Imre Kertész
A) 'Holocaust conformism' B) 'human ingenuity' C) 'treacly horror' D) 'sentimental optimism'
A) Ḳobi Niv B) Tom Dawson C) David Sterritt D) Ilona Klein
A) 1997 B) 2003 C) 2000 D) 2006
A) 2002 B) 2006 C) 2003 D) 2000
A) David Sterritt B) Tom Dawson C) Ilona Klein D) Ḳobi Niv
A) David Sterritt B) Kenneth Turan C) Michael O'Sullivan D) David Rooney
A) British Army B) U.S. Army C) Red Army D) French Army
A) Buchenwald B) Treblinka C) Auschwitz D) Dachau
A) 1997 B) 1944 C) 1939 D) 1998
A) Rodolfo B) Eliseo C) Giosuè Orefice D) Guido Orefice
A) Government official B) Waiter C) Schoolteacher D) Bookshop owner
A) Rubino Romeo Salmonì B) Eliseo C) Rodolfo D) Vincenzo Cerami
A) The Diary of a Young Girl B) Life Is Beautiful C) In the End, I Beat Hitler D) Schindler's List
A) Vincenzo Cerami B) Roberto Benigni C) Rubino Romeo Salmonì D) Guido Orefice
A) Tuscany B) Arezzo C) Cannes D) Bergen-Belsen concentration camp
A) Grand Prix B) Best Actor C) Palme d'Or D) Best Director
A) Nine B) Two C) Five D) Three
A) 1997 B) 1939 C) 1944 D) 1998
A) Venice B) Rome C) Florence D) Arezzo
A) Sicily B) Lombardy C) Tuscany D) Lazio
A) Giosuè B) Eliseo C) Rubino D) Rodolfo
A) Teacher B) Waiter C) Bookshop owner D) Nanny
A) Robin Hood B) Guido C) Eliseo D) Rodolfo
A) Sherman B) Tuscany C) Robin Hood D) Hitler
A) Eliseo B) Rubino C) Giosuè D) Rodolfo
A) A bookstore B) A horse stable C) A school D) A hotel restaurant
A) 1939 B) 1945 C) 1997 D) 1944
A) Nazi Germany B) U.S. Army C) Fascist Italy D) British Army
A) Giosuè's B) Dora's C) Guido's D) Eliseo's
A) She missed her engagement party B) She wanted to work as a teacher there C) She was ordered by Nazi guards D) To stay with her family
A) Letters left in books B) The camp's loudspeaker C) Carrier pigeons D) Secret notes given by German officers
A) Shot in an alleyway B) In a train accident C) Starvation D) In a gas chamber
A) His father rescued him B) He hates to bathe C) He spoke German D) He hid in a German officer's room
A) A bookshop B) A tank C) A horse D) A train
A) Uncle Eliseo B) A German nanny C) A U.S. Army soldier D) Rodolfo
A) German B) Italian C) French D) English
A) By hiding Giosuè under the table B) By claiming Giosuè is a German nanny C) By telling the guards it was a joke D) By teaching all the German children how to give thanks in Italian
A) He is caught by a German soldier and executed B) He boards a train to Arezzo C) He escapes on a Sherman tank D) He hides with Giosuè
A) He speaks in German B) He winks C) He gives him a point D) He cries
A) A bookstore delivery truck B) A train C) A Sherman tank D) A horse named Robin Hood
A) The adult Giosuè B) Roberto Benigni C) Rodolfo D) Uncle Eliseo
A) They became soldiers B) They escaped to America C) They were murdered D) They survived
A) Two years B) Four years C) One year D) Three years
A) Angrily B) Humorously C) Secretly D) Tragically
A) Grandparents B) Parents C) Uncles D) Siblings
A) Being Jewish B) Stealing food C) Draft dodging D) Anti-fascist activity
A) Milan B) Arezzo C) Rome D) Florence
A) Military records from 1943 B) Feature films like his own C) Only documentaries interviewing survivors D) Books like the one by Salmonì
A) An old abandoned factory near Papigno B) Badia delle Sante Flora e Lucilla C) Mauthausen concentration camp D) The Center for Documentation in Milan
A) A historic church in Arezzo B) A studio in Milan C) An old abandoned factory D) A military base in Rome
A) Papigno B) Milan C) Florence D) Tuscany
A) Roberto Benigni B) Vincenzo Cerami C) Jacques Offenbach D) Nicola Piovani
A) Belle nuit, ô nuit d'amour B) In the End, I Beat Hitler C) Life Is Beautiful D) Auschwitz Barcarolle
A) Roberto Benigni B) Nicola Piovani C) Rubino Romeo Salmonì D) Jacques Offenbach
A) Steven Spielberg B) Francis Ford Coppola C) Martin Scorsese D) Quentin Tarantino
A) Honorary chairman B) Lead critic C) Jury president D) Festival director
A) 70th Academy Awards B) 71st Academy Awards C) 72nd Academy Awards D) 69th Academy Awards
A) Best Original Screenplay B) Best Actor C) Best Supporting Actor D) Best Director
A) Best Original Song B) Best Sound Editing C) Best Music, Original Dramatic Score D) Best Adapted Score |