It takes four words to enclose a world of memories, regrets and lost occasions. In Cíera once in America, Robert De Niro utters a joke that has become legendary, but behind its apparent simplicity lies an enigma that crosses Sergio Leone's cinema and reaches Marcel Proust's literature.
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It takes four words to enclose a world of memories, regrets and lost occasions. In Cíera once in America, Robert De Niro utters a joke that has become legendary, but behind its apparent simplicity lies an enigma that crosses Sergio Leone's cinema and reaches Marcel Proust's literature.