Luchino Visconti, considered one of the founders of the Italian Neorealist movement thanks to his 1943 film *Ossessione*, is actually best known for a different kind of cinema – high-budget period pieces not that different from Hollywood’s “larger-than-life” epics. One of those is his 1954 film *Senso*, which stands among Visconti's most ambitious and memorable works. The film is based on the 1882 novella by Camillo…More
