Anthony Burgess's Rome
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Duration: 51 min.
Year Published: 1978
Creator: LCA
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Description: Author Anthony Burgess takes the viewer on a grand tour of Rome — a most paradoxical city, the holiest and the most pagan., Art is part of Rome's business, and Rome itself is a world of art as well as a living, breathing being, which is what all cities should be. Writer Burgess hosts this delightful look at a Rome that the ordinary tourist might miss. "A stunningly beautiful film made all the more injoyable by the charm and wit of Anthony Burgess"--Landers Films Reviews
Complete Record: , Art is part of Rome's business, and Rome itself is a world of art as well as a living, breathing being, which is what all cities should be. Writer Burgess hosts this delightful look at a Rome that the ordinary tourist might miss. "A stunningly beautiful film made all the more injoyable by the charm and wit of Anthony Burgess"--Landers Films ReviewsNOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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