In part one, a heartbroken woman talks to her ex-lover on the phone. In part two, a pregnant woman believes she is carrying the child of Saint Joseph. La donna al telefono segment "Una voce umana" : What? My black satin dress. Yes, I'm still wearing it. No, I didn't smoke. Just three cigarettes. I swear. All All. Sign In. Love Original title: L'amore.
Director Roberto Rossellini. Anna Magnani Federico Fellini Peparuolo. See production info at IMDbPro. Photos 39 Add photo. Top cast 4 Edit. Anna Magnani La donna al telefono segment "Una voce umana" β¦. Federico Fellini Il vagabondo segment "Il miracolo" uncredited.
Peparuolo Il monaco segment "Il miracolo" uncredited. Amelia Robert L'insegnante segment "Il miracolo" uncredited. Roberto Rossellini. More like this. Storyline Edit. Did you know Edit. Trivia When, in , the "Il Miracolo" segment of the film was released in the United States as "The Miracle", it was the subject of a legal battle in which the Supreme Court ruled for the first time that motion pictures, like books and newspapers, were protected under the First Amendment to the Constitution.
Quotes La donna al telefono segment "Una voce umana" : What? User reviews 11 Review. Featured review. A must-see; just remember to switch it off at the 33rd minute. Two short stories about love: the first, based on a Jean Cocteau story, is a powerful sola tour-de-force by the great actress Anna Magnani; it's always hard to pull off an one-set, one-person monologue on the screen successfully, but she does it.
The second, based on what can only euphemistically be called a "story" mostly shots of Magnani walking by Frederico Fellini, is rambling nonsense; unfortunately, it is also longer than the first episode, and also has nothing really to do with the topic of the title - it does not belong here.
