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FEDERICO FELLINI AND ROME

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Italy cheers Oscar return amid funding angst

By Nicole Winfield | March 4, 2014 - 3:35am

Italy celebrated yesterday after "The Great Beauty" ended the country's 15-year hiatus and won the Oscar for best foreign-language film, though culture buffs continued to fret over budget cuts to a national film...

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