Here’s the complete, uncut TV version of Francesco Rosi’s acclaimed adaptation of Carlo Levi’s 1945 memoir. (It’s twice as long as the cut first released in America 40 years ago.) Gian Maria Volonté plays a painter, writer, doctor, and intellectual in Fascist 1930s Italy who is banished to a small mountain village in the South. There the simple poor folk teach him a lot about humanity. With Irene Papas. “Achingly beautiful.” –David Denby. Cleveland revival premiere. Subtitles. DCP. 220 min