Tullio Kezich
About the Author
Tullio Kezich was a distinguished Italian film critic, journalist, and author whose incisive writings profoundly shaped the discourse on cinema in post-war Europe. Born in Trieste in 1930, Kezich began his career as a reporter for Corriere della Sera, where his passion for film led to groundbreaking critiques and profiles of the era's most innovative directors. A close collaborator and friend to many cinematic luminaries, he chronicled the evolution of Italian neorealism to the vibrant absurdities of the 1960s with unparalleled insight and wit. Kezich's enduring legacy lies in his ability to blend rigorous analysis with personal anecdote, making complex artistic visions accessible to a broad audience. He passed away in 2008, leaving behind a treasure trove of reflections on the seventh art that continue to inspire scholars and enthusiasts alike.
