Federico Fellini’s 8½ (1963) “‘8½’ is the best film ever made about filmmaking. … It does what is almost impossible: Fellini is a magician who discusses, reveals, explains and deconstructs his tricks, while still fooling us with them. He claims he doesn’t know what he wants or how to achieve it, and the film proves he knows exactly, and rejoices in his knowledge.” Roger Ebert | History of Cinema

David Lynch on Federico Fellini’s La Dolce Vita (1960) “He (Fellini) created a unique universe. If you see just one frame of one of his films, you immediately recognize his style … the sounds, you know it’s Fellini.” Interview with David Lynch in Artribune | History of Cinema

Federico Fellini's films were bright, surprising and above all, fun. His films are a testament to an extraordinary imagination, but also a deep love of an art form that is often overlooked: comics! #Fellini100 | BFI