Luchino Visconti Morte a Venezia 1971

In this adaptation of the Thomas Mann novel, avant-garde composer Gustave Aschenbach (loosely based on Gustav Mahler) travels to a Venetian seaside resort in search of repose after a period of artistic and personal stress. But he finds no peace there, for he soon develops a troubling attraction to an adolescent boy, Tadzio, on vacation with his family. The boy embodies an ideal of beauty that Aschenbach has long sought and he becomes infatuated. However, the onset of a deadly pestilence threatens them both physically and represents the corruption that compromises and threatens all ideals

[@josephapiscopo3505]

Quel formidable film !!

[@napoleonisthegreatest.2448]

One of the greatest films in the cinematography made by the genius of Visconti.

[@josephdunlap6747]

Great movie…a magnificent work of art portraying the perfect young male beauty in a glorious fashion!! Most beautiful boy in the world!! Bravo! 🙏🙏❤️

[@andrewgreene7401]

you're everywhere on this boy. i agree

[@carmenlove7839]

The boy represented the things you can't have. He said nothing throughout the film but threw teasing glances at the man. It was like he was the spirit of ideal beauty itself. Disturbing. Bjorn said if he had known what does now he wouldn't have acted the role. He said he was uncomfortable and he wasn't gay. He's been married since 1983. Such a sick twisted but beautiful story. This kind of movie plays with your emotions

[@musicaclasicacanal5738]

Bien, Bjorn sólo representa la Belleza. No es la homosexualidad, es la búsqueda de la Belleza. Y él, lo representa. Estamos hablando de Arte, y de lo que ello significa. No es el deseo físico. Es el placer del alma, la observación de la belleza, o escucharla en la composición de Mahler, enorme compositor de la era moderna. La Belleza siempre sorprende, y siempre cautiva, enamora. La representación de Venus en la Tierra. Bien hermoso es el video. Cómo no, con tantos elementos juntos?

[@koko20467]

Bjorn has come to agreement with the fans of Tadzio. He no longer hates the movie or character or the story. He has risen from pain. He allows us to enjoy looking Tadzio now. I m grateful.

[@lorenapasquetti8627]

@@musicaclasicacanal5738 💞❣❤❤❤❤saluti dall'Italia

[@childrenofminervaofficial4316]

Tadzio represented the youth and energy that Gustav lost and would never have again, as well as representing the daughter he lost and the Angel of Death. Gustav was a dying man physically, emotionally and spiritually but trying to cling onto life. Tadzio was merely showing him the exit.

[@timstill152]

It certainly played with mine. When I saw Bjorn I felt completely defeated as a person. Nothing I had to offer would be as great as what Tadzio could. And because of this I felt like nothing. How do you work through that? Powerful negative emotions come through with this story. But, even this, is not reality my negative friend.

[@sorcerytales5573]

Excelente música, formidable cast, hermosos paisajes. Una obra maestra.

[@graziellazappa5705]

Sorcery Tales adagio mmahler iv sinfonia

[@BERENCEV]

Just bellissimo ! Mahler&Visconti creating a very special ambience...

[@patriziocuozzo4376]

Thomas Mann, Visconti e Mahler ❤️

[@lizclegg7556]

er - and Dirk Bogarde - that was a spectacular performance.

[@gabrieljuri7157]

una verdadera obra de arte! SUPREMA!!!

[@klowerkorange42klowerkoran30]

Whoever you are, you must really love this movie. Extremely well edited to the Adagietto. Glad I found it, thanks.

[@rebecamunozsiguenza7734]

Excelente película. Siempre Bjorn!!

[@anamariavillalba7397]

Hace unos días estuve en la pequeña plaza con el farol y se mantiene casi igual que hace 46 años cuando se filmo la película, fue un momento muy emocionante que le agradezco a Dios haber vivido. Esta no muy lejos del puente Rialto.

[@americaojeda567]

Deberia estar en espñol esta obra maestra subanla en es español po favor

[@emik7789]

Penso che questo film rappresenti l’ossessione quasi innata dell’essere umano verso la perfezione, la bellezza, la gioventù, la spensieratezza, irraggiungibile ma potenzialmente realizzabile e di quanta sofferenza comporti il voler/dover raggiungere tale status

[@diusa-bn1tt]

Sempre le solite str.. basta non se ne può più!

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Bella lettura, ma leggi cosa scrisse lo stesso Thomas Mann ad un amico, in una lettera: Lo stesso Mann menzionò questa storia in una lettera scritta all'amico Phillipp Witkop il 18 luglio 1911, mentre ancora stava lavorando alla stesura del racconto: «Sono nel mezzo di un'opera: una cosa veramente molto strana che ho portato con me da Venezia, una novella seria e pura nei toni, che riguarda un caso di pederastia in un artista attempato. Dirai "Hum hum!", ma è abbastanza decorosa[3].» Tratto dalla pagina wikipedia italiana de "La morte a Venezia"...

[@lorenapasquetti8627]

Mann parlava di sé stesso. La moglie di Mann raccontò che il marito di era infatuato di un ragazzino di 11 12 anni Visconti per evitare accuse di pederastia scelse un ragazzino di 16 anni che non facesse pensare alla pedofilia. E ci MiSE molto tempo e girò mezzi mondo per trovare il suo Tadzio​@@gabrielesolletico6542

[@moniquecavard745]

une révélation magnifique quelle sensibilité!un chef d'oeuvre!

[@bettyvelazquez8070]

maravilla!!!de Luchino Visconti!!!Dic Bogarde!!perfecto protagonista!!que placer verla!

[@hongwan85]

Happy birthday to Dirk Bogarde march 28th, one of best actor in our time.

[@ricardopossos5035]

musica maravilhosa , exelente filme

[@pedromassanetflaquer2918]

Puro arte.

[@giorgioderosa8794]

Capolavoro assoluto!

[@lorenapasquetti8627]

Giorgio ❤❣💞🌺🌷🥀

[@marinabardone2489]

Da vedere e rivedere . Emozione pura.

[@sofiadelgado3802]

Que mal que björn no pudo hacer más películas después de esta, cuando estaba adolescente. Es tan bonito.❤️❤️❤️

[@erikajazmin9137]

Si, pero lamentablemente la pasión de Bjorn no era la actuación sino la música.

[@reyesmercado340]

Cuando terminó de rodar esta película, CON EL PERMISO DE SUS PADRES, QUE ESTABAN ENCANTADOS DE TENER UN HIJO TAN GUAPO Y ACTOR PROMETEDOR GANANDO TANTO DINERO, EL HIJO YA EMPEZO SU DECLIVE Y POSTERIOR DESTRUCCION COMO SER HUMANO. Hay padres maravillosos que es mejor que no tengan hijos. Este caso, se ha dado millones de veces en niños con ciertos talentos. LOS PADRES HAN SIDO SU DESTRUCCION.

[@erikajazmin9137]

@@reyesmercado340 No fueron sus padres, fue su abuela. No has visto su documental?

[@vic_chr]

@@reyesmercado340 jsjajsjajs, sí sí sus padres, sobre todo el papá

[@Nikimar72]

@@erikajazmin9137 son lgbt 🏳️‍🌈 claro que no . Pobre chico

[@dinasisto7174]

capolavoro!

[@vanesaalzugaray8767]

Una película de una manufactura impecable. Todos los involucrados soberbios cada uno en su papel. Al margen de la historia si fue real o no, si es pederastia o pedofilia, al margen de lo que le sucedió al chico protagonista en la vida real Bjorn Andrésen, al margen de todo eso se analiza una obra de arte, la cual tiene un gusto exquisito, sublime, atrmporal y que de alguna manera nos afecta a todos de distintas formas eso tienen las obras maestras.

[@jaimecastillo3348]

Por sobre cualquier interpretacion pederasta es un elogio a la bellesa del arte ya sea personificada en un libro en musica una pintura ona opera en la naturaleza un paisaje etc , etc

[@claudiosasso981]

A beautiful clip!

[@hongwan85]

Sir Dirk Bogarde was passed away on May 8th,1999. Today is 25th anniversary of his passing. A brilliant actor and writer.

[@riccardominuti964]

the best

[@claudioaugustomartinsdealm1791]

lindo filme baseado na Classica Novela de Thomas Mann de 1912 um Clássico de Luchino Visconti de 1971 há 45 estreava nos Cinemas

[@biankasilva458]

Lindo ,lindo ,lindo de viver!

[@juliatejeda9719]

Hubiera sido lindo que el joven hubiera estado en más peliculas, y no se ustedes pero yo me lei el libro howl moving castle y a él le queda perfectamente el papel de howl gracias a su complexión y gracia

[@user-be3iu9vz4s]

de hecho el inspiró el diseño de la animación de ghibli para el personaje de howl! entre otros muchos animes

[@huntingfashiondolls3307]

@@user-be3iu9vz4s en serio?? El es en vdd irrepetible, mi hijo es castaño y tambien es muy guapo pero no tiene ese porte de bjorn, como dijeron los periodistas en el especial de buscando a tazio, es dificil hayar esa belleza en chicos de ahora

[@user-rh3dz4bh6u]

Он подо все подходит. Любой принц,князь,маленький принц Экзюпери,Грэй ~ уникальная красота

[@Yumichan-mn5yk]

El fue la base para crear a todos los personajes bishounens de los 70s y 80s,hasta la actualidad,su legado es grande.

[@giuliogrifi7739]

"Der Tod in Venedig"...that's how Thomas Mann, in 1912, foresaw the sad, widely deserved, ending of the italian peninsula !!!

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Ma che ti inventi? È una storia di efebofilia, nulla di più.

[@lorenapasquetti8627]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@patriziajanowschi8378]

Capolavoro❤❤❤

[@alanmccarthy2285]

hillbilly MOVIES REVIEWER-POET-WRITER-NOVELIST. GREAT ITALIAN MOVIE TO VIEW. DIRK BOGARDE LIKE A GIANT. MILESTONE 📽 ☆☆☆☆☆

[@leoncinoargentino7101]

Grande. Silvana

[@condedracula3184]

Con estas pequeñas escenas se nota que la película es muy buena pero no logro entender cómo el hombre veía al chico si por admiración por su belleza o deseo homosexuales

[@Yumichan-mn5yk]

Las dos cosas

[@user-ih8wx1jd2q]

А что делать ?? Вот так накрыло мужика. Здесь настолько всё честно и трагично, что сочувствуешь. Нет грязи💯

[@rebecamunozsiguenza7734]

Siempre Tadzio!!

[@ralphsmith3529]

Lust, obsession, unrequited love leading to madness and death! Forbidden love, strangely beautiful! If it was written now days I doubt it would be published so intense is the political correctness and mania regarding paedophilia. Thomas Mann would now doubt be hounded, vilified, reviled and probably be jailed or commit suicide! We call ourselves 'enlightened, but actually, this era is probably one of the most repressive in history!

[@franciscosaldana5186]

fact

[@kimngandong]

The truth. Thank God this book and movie were made when people were still sane so that we can enjoy the masterpiece.

[@pyrefly7575]

people are starting to put boundaries to art , political boundaries, moral boundaries. By killing the freedom of art, youre killing art itself. I hope we can truly live an era of artistic liberty, at least once more before humanity ends

[@lecturarapidayeficaz6267]

Bellisima

[@kaysmulczynski8025]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sashak7265]

This film is undoubtedly a jewel but it is also very dark the definitely sexual obsession of the old man with the almost decadent young boy an authentic very classic homosexual drama of the time in which the novel is based

[@francisdec1615]

In reality the boy was only 11 yo. It's like a homosexual version of Flossie, except that nothing sexual ever takes place in the movie.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

@@francisdec1615 He still had to turn 11, since he was born in 1900.

[@seelandic]

@@francisdec1615 The boy was 13-14 years old, and it was not Moes.

[@seelandic]

@@gabrielesolletico6542 It was not really Moes who was the inspiration. There is an article about this in der Spiegel.

[@andreasmuller9722]

Ah...Thomas Mann: "Tod in Venedig "...

[@cius96]

There's a big mistake in the infobox. In the original Novel the protagonist (Gustav Aschenbach) is NOT based on Mahler (despite his music being in the movie, whose protagonist may be inspired by a composer, maybe Mahler) but partially on the author of the novel (Thomas Mann) who, like the protagonist, saw a 11 y.o. polish noble boy and couldn't help starring at him and thinking about him (he didn't stalk nor follow him though, unlike the protagonist; Mann wasn't homosexual, he was in Venice with his wife in 1911). The other german writer the protagonist is based on is AUGUST VON PLATEN (the name Gustav is an anagram of August, same letters in a different order and Platen was born in Ansbach, which resembles the surname Aschenbach; moreover he died in Syracuse, Sicily due to cholera, like the protagonist, and apparently he went there as a sexual tourist).

[@antonini94]

Also mahler, indeed luchino viscote chose to make the main character a musician

[@davidhare609]

Hate to tell you this but the entire Mann bortherhood was to one degree or another gay as batfruit.

[@francisdec1615]

@@davidhare609 Exactly. That he was married didn't mean that he wasn't gay. In 1911 you were almost forced to be married to "fit in" in society.

[@Tis_Not_Ivo]

Aschenbach is very slightly based off Mahler. The description of his appearance is precisely that of Mahler, but other than that, I’m not aware of many similarities. The book was began just after news of Mahler’s death, which had surprised Mann. There are a few photographs of Mann and Mahler together. Those are interesting.

[@EnBlanco93]

some link for watch it?

[@elisevallee8914]

Le plus pur film jamais joué : arpège d’ocean , chevelure lunaire forment le voile du soleil nécessaire...heureux qui croient sans avoir vu . Une âme monte au ciel et sainte rayonne en étoile ... « nul ne peut voir ma gloire et vivre « est -il écrit ( mauvaise traduction et trahison ??). Apprendre l’hebreu nécessite d’ecouter les siècles passer et la Torah est codée dans l’Eternité; du moins je pense à mon humble avis de créature . J’amerais tant rencontrer un rabbin , musulman, orthodoxes ou protestants ( kathos estin kalloskagathos ?) fan de la Vénus masculine qui est en eux ( boticelli montre l’horizon à droite et marche depuis le centre sur l’esu ). Beau tableau digne de Sorolla et famille sublime ( Tadzio ou Tadeusz en polonais ?). Adagietto ...la nostalgie du « panta reî » ( tout passe, tout coule mais bien joyeuse sagesse de Salomon *).

[@mjb4983]

Oh..Oh

[@anamariavillalba7397]

somebody now the name o place of the little square were we see the fire and the small bridge?

[@marigro541]

It's campo san Boldo

[@bruine5253]

Beautiful music, outstanding cinematography, but ...perverted.

[@ricardopossos5035]

devia postar na integra

[@huellasenelmar1]

5:21 Antes hasta las prostitutas sabían tocar el piano. Qué nivel!

[@karolayneoliveira3586]

Filme nojento

[@dahannasegovia4948]

It’s sad that this young boy was a victim to child abuse. He might’ve been 15 but he is still a minor and shouldn’t have been placed an any uncomfortable situations. He wasn’t gay and this whole thing is screwed up. The man is a lot older than the boy and originally the director wanted someone younger. That’s disturbing and disgusting. Why would you want to romanticize pedophilia.

[@alexaoaks5376]

AGREE!!!

[@riccardosiclari4061]

Have you read the book?

[@s.s.p.9680]

Forget it, he was not.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

In the book Tadzio is only 12, if I remember correctly. No wonder that Visconti wanted someone younger than Bjorn Andresern, who was 16 at the time.

[@Hiimjordan]

Gay or not a child should not be exploited and would be uncomfortable either way

[@tnatenmoon]

A man lusting over a boy.. You'll always be hiding & watching..in dark.. Even under the sun. 🧛

[@alexaoaks5376]

DISGUSTING

[@iagodoel8951]

The adaggietto is slow paced, reflective music. Visconti captured its contemplative nature with the mannerism of Venice bay. Your edition of the video badly disrupts the original spirit of the imagery that Visconti envisioned for the music. Timing is the soul of this piece and you bluntly ignored it.

[@julieart9444]

disturbing

[@lukeskywalker2777]

This was not based loosely on Gustav Mahler, Mahler was not loved women not boys.

[@cius96]

Mahler has nothing to do with the story and the movie (except the music). It's based on a novel written by Thomas Mann about a personal experience during a holiday in Venice (btw, not even mann was homosexual, he just couldn't help staring at that boy, but unlike the charachter in the novel he didn't stalk him that much nor follow him around like that. And obiouvsly didn't "love" him, whereas the protagonist of the book does, even if in a platonic way. Furthermore Mann's wife was in Venice with him aswell, but the protagonist of the novel is alone during the whole trip).

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

@@cius96 Yes, Mann was gay, Read his biography.

[@marielladanesini4631]

Luchino Visconti regista si e sbagliato nella vera storia del romanzo di Thomas Mann Tadzio aveva 12 anni non 15 come l interprete del film luchino lo ha scelto perché piaceva lui

[@andrewgreene7401]

so what ?

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

E quindi? Quando mai gli attori, nei film, hanno la stessa esatta età delle loro controparti letterarie? Bjorn Andresern era di una bellezza femminea, e poteva anche sembrare un 12 - 13enne, per questo l'ha scelto.

[@AlbertoB-zv2yw]

Anche se è solo un appunto, Il fatto che lei abbia notato questo insignificante dettaglio, la dice lunga sulla sua comprensione emotiva e artistica di questo riconosciuto capolavoro. Continui a leggere Liala!

[@AlbertoB-zv2yw]

Ma quante persone culturalmente ignoranti ci sono in giro? Soffermarsi su dettagli che non sono pertinenti al comprensione artistica dell'opera. 😢

[@marinedc6606]

he needed a father haha

[@fiuuleta3945]

Creo q la película malogro la carrera del muchacho. Proque .

[@ortosvioladosambientevomitable]

Porqur lo violaron, le hucieron de todo

[@julioforain9197]

NÃO GOSTEI DO FILME , CANSATIVO E SEM ENREDO

[@alexaoaks5376]

VERY SICK “ART”

[@alexaoaks5376]

Porqué se trata esta película abiertamente de PEDOFILIA?!?!?

[@ortosvioladosambientevomitable]

Pederastia apologia lo encubren con eso

[@andrewgreene7401]

it's not. it's about the human condition and the devastating reality of responding to magnificent fleeting beauty in the moment and the sadness that accompanies

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

@@andrewgreene7401 No. It's about pedophilia. Read Thomas Mann biography: he really meet a boy similar to Tadzio, during a vacation in Venice, in the springtime of 1911. He decided to wrote his book based on his own personal experience, as he confessed in a letter to Phillipp Witkop, dated 18 July of 1911.

[@jaimecastillo3348]

Lee el libro y entenderas