Many critics mistakenly lump Piccoli fuochi into the dying gasps of Italian Neorealism. But 1985 is key. Unlike De Sica’s Bicycle Thieves (1948), which focused on post-war poverty, Little Flames captures the —the forgotten children of the oil crisis, living in the shadows of newly built, empty luxury condos.
If you like films like Je, tu, il, elle or early Kiarostami, this little flame is worth chasing.
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There is a peculiar magic in discovering a film that history nearly forgot. Recently, while digging through a box of unlabeled VHS tapes at a flea market in Bologna, I stumbled upon a ghost: a faded, spine-cracked copy of (released internationally as Little Flames ), dated 1985.
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Many critics mistakenly lump Piccoli fuochi into the dying gasps of Italian Neorealism. But 1985 is key. Unlike De Sica’s Bicycle Thieves (1948), which focused on post-war poverty, Little Flames captures the —the forgotten children of the oil crisis, living in the shadows of newly built, empty luxury condos.
There is a peculiar magic in discovering a film that history nearly forgot. Recently, while digging through a box of unlabeled VHS tapes at a flea market in Bologna, I stumbled upon a ghost: a faded, spine-cracked copy of (released internationally as Little Flames ), dated 1985. If you like films like Je, tu, il,