Sinopsis
Based on the popular Neapolitan song, A Santanotte tells the story of Nanninella, a young woman in love with a young man named Tore. However, his brutal and alcoholic father does not approve of their relationship, thus favoring the claims of Carluccio, who pays for his drinks.
(1875-1946) One of the earliest and most prolific Italian filmmakers, screenwriters, actors and film producers of her time. Her films, more than seventy feature films and a hundred documentaries, are based on forms of Neapolitan drama, such as the sceneggiata, which she shot in the streets of Naples with non-professional actors, giving her work a touch of realism.
Cine Doré. Filmoteca Española (Sala 2)
Silent Cinema by Women Across Continents: The USA, Europe, Latin America, and Asia
Year of production: 1922
Running time: 1h 30m
Country: Italy
Language: Silent movie
Director: Elvira Notari
Cinematographer: Nicola Notari
Cast: Rose Angione, Alberto Danza and Eduardo Notari
Production company: Films-Dora
Premiere in Spain
