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The 15 pages that link to Federico Fellini, each with the reason it gives.

• Film directingBroader topic: His theatrical, dreamlike style illustrates a director’s authorship over a film’s whole world.

• Luchino ViscontiCompared with: Fellini’s imaginative subjectivity contrasts with Visconti’s emphasis on social structure and historical setting.

• European art cinemaBroader topic: His films exemplify art cinema’s highly personal, formally distinctive authorship.

• Roberto RosselliniRelated: Fellini contributed to the writing of Rome, Open City before becoming a major director.

• European cinemaRelated: His films gave Italian cinema an internationally recognizable artistic voice.

• La dolce vitaRelated: He directed and co-wrote the film, shaping its blend of observation and invention.

• Marcello MastroianniRelated: Their repeated collaborations gave Mastroianni some of his most enduring roles.

• Nino RotaRelated: Their long collaboration produced many of Rota’s most celebrated film scores.

• CinecittàRelated: His recurring use of Cinecittà made the studio central to his filmmaking practice.

• La StradaRelated: He directed and co-wrote the film, drawing on memories of itinerant performers.

• Rome, Open CityRelated: He contributed to the film’s screenplay and later became a major director in his own right.

• Anthony QuinnRelated: Fellini cast Quinn as Zampanò in La Strada.

• Claudia CardinaleRelated: He cast Cardinale as Claudia in 8½, drawing on her public image.

• Cinema of ItalyRelated: His films gave Italian cinema an internationally recognized mode of personal visual fantasy.

• Dino De LaurentiisRelated: Fellini directed several of De Laurentiis’s most celebrated early productions.