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The Age of the Medici, originally released in Italy as L'età di Cosimo de Medici (The Age of Cosimo de Medici), is a 1973 3-part TV series about the Renaissance in Florence, directed by Roberto Rossellini.
The Age of the Medici: With Marcello Di Falco, Virgilio Gazzolo, Adriano Amidei Migliano, Michel Bardinet. This is a lengthy exposition of the social and political history of renaissance Florentine history, told through dramatised conversations between the main participants, particularly Cosimo de Medici and Brunelleschi.
The Age of the Medici. Roberto Rossellini’s three-part The Age of the Medici is like a Renaissance painting come to life: a portrait of fifteenth-century Florence, ruled by the Medici political dynasty.
Focusing largely on the arts-loving politician Cosimo de Medici (Marcello Di Falco), the docudrama depicts the vibrant culture of Florence, which benefited from his adoration of painting and ...
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Roberto Rossellini’s three-part The Age of the Medici is like a Renaissance painting come to life: a portrait of fifteenth-century Florence, ruled by the Medici political dynasty. With a lovely score from composer Manuel de Sica (son of Vittorio), this grand yet intimate work is a storybook conju...
Roberto Rossellini's three-part THE AGE OF THE MEDICI is like a Renaissance painting come to life: a portrait of fifteenth-century Florence, ruled by the Medici political dynasty. With a lovely score from composer Manuel de Sica (son of Vittorio), this grand yet intimate work is a storybook conjuring of a way of life and thought.
May 25, 2011 · The Age of the Medici is a three-part TV miniseries of sorts, each episode focusing our gaze on an important element of a larger story.
After the death of the Medici patriarch, son Cosimo takes charge of the family's widespread banking and assumes a large role in Florence's politics and culture. A rival family faction the Albizzi maneuvers to have him taken out of the way.
Rossellini’s three-part series is like a Renaissance painting come to life, a portrait of fifteenth-century Florence, ruled by the Medici political dynasty. With a lovely score from composer Manuel de Sica, the epic Medici films are important works on art, civilization, and politics.
Roberto Rossellini’s three-part The Age of the Medici is like a Renaissance painting come to life: a portrait of fifteenth-century Florence, ruled by the Medici political dynasty.
