We watch Federico Fellini's first color film in the latest digital restoration on the screen of "Aurora". Juliet, brilliantly played by Fellini's wife and muse, Giulietta Masina, suffers from loneliness in an unsuccessful marriage. It seems that she and her husband are people from completely different planets. The crisis in their relationship is exacerbated by her husband's new affair with a glamorous model. The drama "Juliet and the Spirits" became Fellini's first color film and received great recognition in America. The film was awarded prestigious accolades worldwide: a "Golden Globe" for Best Foreign Film, three "Silver Ribbons", the "David di Donatello" award for Best Actress, and the New York Film Critics Circle award. Costume designer Piero Gherardi received two Oscar nominations - for Best Costume Design and Best Production Design. "Juliet and the Spirits" is a visual symphony where colors become a metaphor for feelings. Piero Gherardi's costumes, Gianni Di Venanzo's cinematography, and expressive lighting turn the screen into a moving canvas. Fellini creates a cinematic dream where a woman seeks her way to herself, and fairy tale and drama intertwine into exquisite poetry. You can see the film on the big screen at the "Aurora" cinema. Details on the cinema center's website.