Vittorio De Sica

write this personal account of aging by My Voyage to ItaIy, an unusual movie produced for television by the distinguished film director Martin Scorsese, whose family origins are Sicilian. In it, he reviews Italian films directed by Visconti, Fellini, De Sica, and Rossellini, including some of those that exemplify the neorealist films that thrived immediately after World War II. He believes they have had a tremendous influence on his own films and those of other American directors. We know many of these highly