L'Oriana (2015)

The film "prosperous Century" is adapted from the legendary story of Italian journalist and writer Oriana Fallaci. Through the eyes of Lisa, a newcomer, the plot looks directly at and questions Farage's sharp and controversial interview style and wild and unruly extreme life from the point of view of a new generation. Born as a guerrilla and later turned into an all-powerful female journalist, the legendary life is closely linked to the events of the century. Because she was close to the line of fire, she made public the facts of the war and the truth of the revolution, and even visited more than 30 world-class leaders, including Kisingi, Gandhi, Deng Xiaoping, Arafat, and so on, and was praised as a "great reporter looking directly at history." Interviews with century figures are often a contest of intelligence. Farage has a quick mind and is especially good at "pirate" questions, leaving an exemplary interview art for future generations. She once flew "Happy Birthday to you", successfully relieved Deng Xiaoping's guard against her, and let South Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Van Thieu fall into a question trap, indirectly admitting that he hid "Cape Seven trillion" in a Swiss bank. Most violently, her exclusive interview also made former US President Nixon recognize the cunning ultra vires of Secretary of State Ji Sinji. Farage is most fond of saying that she once interviewed Khomeini, the leader of the Iranian madman, and took off the black veil in front of him in protest, which was astonishing that even men sighed. But as a woman, she was rarely hurt because of her fierce love with the Greek rebellious hero Alexandros Panagoulis, and even got pregnant for him, falling into the contradiction and struggle of being both a war reporter and a mother. The maverick Farage, who swore in her youth that she would neither marry nor have children, did it, but she regretted it for the rest of her life. The film "the prosperous Century" invited Italian film queen Vittoria Puccini to play the legendary female journalist, not only recreating her shocking interview process, but also showing her regret that she could not become a mother. As a journalist, her wonderful achievements are enough to excel in the industry, but as a woman, is she equally satisfied with her life and choices? The movie "the prosperous Century" gives a very frank answer.