Roberto Rossellini was as responsible as anyone for creating the style known as Italian neorealism — in which filmmakers explored the rubble of post-World War II Europe using naturalistic photography, minimalist narratives and even employing non-actors in leading roles.
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Germany, Year Zero (1948)
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Roberto Rossellini was as responsible as anyone for creating the style known as Italian neorealism — in which filmmakers explored the rubble of post-World War II Europe using naturalistic photography, minimalist narratives and even employing non-actors in leading roles.