L'Avventura - The Criterion Collection

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Haunting study of alienation

This film is one of Antonioni’s masterpieces in a career full of them. It follows the disappearance of a young woman and the the reactions this provokes from her disaffected group of friends. The cinematography and score are stunning, fully engrossing the viewer in the world of it’s characters. It is a fascinating and haunting exploration of loneliness and our often futile attempts to understand one another and ourselves.

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