Roman Polanski Autobiography Bompiani 1984

Description: Roman Polanski by Roman PolanskiAutobiography Roman Polanski. Bompiani Edition. First Edition 1984.Description: First edition. Present b/w photographs ftTitle: Roman PolanskiAuthor: Roman PolanskiPublisher: BompianiYear of publication: 1984Number of pages: 475Modern format: Hardback with dust jacketProduct Code: LISTBI0094119 IntroductionThe sinister shadow of a brutal murder, with the body of the beautiful Sharon Tate torn apart by the blows of the followers of the satanic Manson, a troubled life since childhood spent between Nazi raids and barbed wire, an extraordinary erotic curiosity, a celluloid world in which billions of dollars melt, amazing dolls, rivers of alcohol and drug fumes... are the main course and side dish of this first-person novel in which one of the most controversial film directors of our time takes pleasure in showing himself rather than narrating himself - in all his nakedness as a man without restraint, without modesty and without guilt, a character first and foremost, persuasive and captivating, faithful to his mania for acting, for confusing reality and fantasy. Roman Polanski wrote and directed violent and disturbing films, he always opted for difficult solutions, he always got what he wanted: yet his life is marked by misunderstandings, disappointments, bitterness, struggles, worries, elements that he pours into this shameless autobiography with his usual violence. But more than his life, what these pages reveal to us is an incredibly torn world like that of cinema, where they draft famous characters, destined for fame, but where, more than ever, everything seems built on sand, between weak moral contours; a world where everything is in doubt, where calculation and improvisation intersect and encrust, where it is even difficult to look each other in the face. Autobiography or novel, it doesn't even matter anymore: it's always a thriller, a ruthless game of intrigue, between the spicy, the ironic and the perverse, a climate in which Polanski's genius seems to find all its strength to explode.Roman Polanski He was born in Paris in 1933. A Polish Jew who had fortunately escaped the Nazi extermination camps, he studied directing at the state film school in Lodz. After receiving various awards with short films, he made his feature film debut in 1962 with Knife in the Water. Repulsion (1965), Cul-de-sac (1966), Please Don't Bite Me on the Neck (1967) established him as an internationally renowned director, even before the great success of Rosemary's Baby (1968). Having left Poland, he is now divided between Hollywood and Paris. Other important films include Macbeth (1971), What? (1972), Chinatown (1974), Tess (1978).Description(scroll down for the English description)Conditions exactly as pictured. Signs of wear, imperfections and small scratches on dust jacket. Hardcover in good condition. Structurally intact. Slight yellowing on internal pages. Signs of aging on the cut. Rare collector's item.Please check all the pictures I have uploaded in high definition and read all the features mentioned above. 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Please if you have doubts and questions about shipping rates and timings.The sinister shadow of a brutal murder, with the body of the beautiful Sharon Tate torn apart by the blows of the followers of the satanic Manson, a troubled life since childhood spent between Nazi raids and barbed wire, an extraordinary erotic curiosity, a celluloid world in which billions of dollars melt, amazing dolls, rivers of alcohol and drug fumes... are the main course and side dish of this first-person novel in which one of the most controversial film directors of our time takes pleasure in showing himself rather than narrating himself - in all his nakedness as a man without restraint, without modesty and without guilt, a character first and foremost, persuasive and captivating, faithful to his mania for acting, for confusing reality and fantasy. Roman Polanski wrote and directed

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