Resultado de búsqueda
Alberto Lattuada ( Milánó, 1914. november 13. – Róma, 2005. július 3.) olasz filmrendező, forgatókönyvíró, színész, és producer volt. Rajongott az irodalomért, a fényképészetért, és más művészetekért. Sok fontos irodalmi művet filmesített meg. Mintegy félévszázados pályája során összesen 39 filmet készített ...
3 de jul. de 2005 · Former writer and illustrator for anti-Fascist journals who began designing sets for films in the early 1930s and graduated to directing in 1942. Lattuada found his stride with the emergence of Italian neorealism, earning critical praise for "The Bandit" (1946) and--in collaboration with Federico Fellini--"Variety Lights" (1950).
Alberto Lattuada. Highest Rated: 100% Variety Lights (1950) Lowest Rated: 96% Mafioso (1962) Birthday: Nov 13, 1914. Birthplace: Vaprio d'Adda, Italy. Former writer and illustrator for anti ...
Lattuada is an often-overlooked filmmaker whose productive career encompasses more than four decades of Italian cinema. Alberto Lattuada is often seen as eccentric and hard to classify: he made a kind of cinema that was modern, and simultaneously highbrow and lowbrow. As a sharp observer, he was often ahead of his time in picking up the big ...
Directed by Alberto Lattuada • 1962 • Italy Starring Alberto Sordi, Norma Bengell, Gabriella Conti In Alberto Lattuada’s brilliant dark comedy MAFIOSO, auto-factory foreman Nino (Alberto Sordi) takes his proper, modern wife (Norma Bengell) and two blonde daughters from industrial Milan to antiquated, rural Sicily to visit his family and get back in touch with his roots.
Insieme al restauro del film, la Cineteca Nazionale presenta alla 72. Mostra del Cinema di Venezia una scena inedita del film di Lattuada, conservata nei pro...
Italian. Le farò da padre (also known as I'll Take Her Like a Father and Bambina) is a 1974 Italian comedy film co-written and directed by Alberto Lattuada. [1] It is the debut-title of Teresa Ann Savoy. [2] The film was filmed in Apulia. [3]
