The Movie:

Intervista is meant to be some kind of celebration of Italy's Cinecita but comes across as a typically chaotic and redundant late film by Federico Fellini.

The "plot" of this plotless film is that Fellini has returned to Cinecita to make a film based on Kafka's America, and is interviewed by a Japanese television crew. While filming, a younger version of Fellini wanders the lot and encounters various filmmakers. Later, Marcello Mastroianni and Anita Ekberg, late of Fellini's La Dolce Vita, reunite to reminisce. Many of the "cast" members are actually members of Fellini's actual crew of casting directors and gaffers. Fellini and Mastroianni appear only briefly in the film.

You really have to like Fellini to like this film, and apparently Martin Scorsese does, as he participated in the revived presentation of...Read the entire review