Today, 105 years ago, on January 20, 1920 (November 30, 1919), was born the famous Italian director Derrico Fellini. Fellini (1920-1983), Italian director. Born in the small Italian town of Rimini, he was a journalist, editor, comedian. He was a writer for many films (such as Rosellini's Rome, the Unprotected City, and the Guerrilla). From the back of the film, he filmed a number of 20 real great films, such as The Great Road, the Night of Cabilia, the Sweet Life, the Eighth Half, the Roman Fiction, the Amargus, and so on. His film has won various awards at various film festivals and won five Oscars. The 65th Oscars "perpetual Achievement" Honours. Fellini and Margrethe Bergman,