Sinopsis
Nanninella is in love with Tore, but her brutal, alcoholic father disapproves of the relationship, favoring Carluccio’s advances, as he provides him with free drinks.
Elvira Notari, born Maria Elvira Giuseppa Coda (Salerno, 10 February 1875 – Cava de' Tirreni, 17 December 1946), was the earliest and most prolific female film director in Italy. She made more than sixty feature films and around one hundred documentaries.
Her films are often based on forms of Neapolitan drama, such as the sceneggiata, and were shot on the streets of Naples with non-professional actors. Notari’s touch of realism has been linked to the later Neorealist movement.
Wednesday, Nov. 4th. 8:30 p.m.
Cine Doré de Filmoteca Española
Online ticket sales: 3 € (2 € students)
Session with live music.
Year of Production: 1922
Time: 60’
Country: Italy
Language: Italian. Original version with Spanish subtitles
Director: Elvira Notari
Cast: Eduardo Notari, Rosè Angione, Antonio Palmieri
Script: E. Scala
Director of Photography: Nicola Notari (B&W)
Production Companies: Film Dora
Distribution: Film Dora
