Word: bell
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Bell' Antonio. A thoughtful but not profound discussion of impotence by Italy's Mauro Bolognini...
...stands in judgment over all human culture; the message made an immediate hit. Barth later compared his experience to that of a man who climbs the church tower at night and grabs a rope for support, only to discover that he has struck the church bell and awakened the whole town. "I did not know," he says "that it was so great a bell." On the strength of the book's success, Barth accepted a chair in Reformed theology at the University of Gottingen in 1921. There, besides teaching, he helped to edit a new magazine that continued...
...Bell' Antonio. A thoughtful but not profound discussion of impotence by Italy's Mauro Bolognini...
...Bell & Howell Close-Up (ABC, 10-11 p.m.). A study of Great Britain, as the nation wrestles with the question of joining the Common Market...
...Bell' Antonio (Levine; Embassy), directed by Italy's Mauro Bolognini, is a serious and discreet discussion of a case of impotence. The hero (Marcello Mastroianni) lusts only for women he cannot love; the woman he loves (Claudia Cardinale) he imagines an "angel," and he cannot imagine muddying her wings with animality. When she wins an annulment he is desolate, and his family is disgraced -in Sicily, where the family lives, a man's virility and his public position are intimately interdependent. In despair, the young man turns to a servant girl, gets her with child. The honor...