Legacy of Monica Vitti Honored at Lincoln Center

Plum Magazine

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ROME—Few actors have navigated the currents of 20th-century Italian cinema with the agility of Monica Vitti. Born Maria Luisa Ceciarelli in 1931, she became a defining force across both moody modernist films and biting comedies, often flipping expectations about beauty, wit, and female agency. Her early work with Michelangelo Antonioni—most notably in La Notte (1961)—cemented her place in the canon of postwar European film. Those collaborations gave shape to a...
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