Roberto Rossellini
| Roberto Rossellini | |
| Birth | 8 May 1906 Rome , |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Italian |
| Deaths | 3 June 1977 Rome , |
| Occupation (s) | Director |
| Notable Films | Rome, Open City , Paisan , Germany, Year Zero , Stromboli , Travel in Italy |
Roberto Rossellini is a film Italian for film and television , born on 8 May 1906 in Rome , where he died on 3 June 1977. Rossellini was one of the largest producers of Italian neorealist cinema , a movement which was largely built around him and his film Rome, Open City (Roma, citt aperta) in 1945 , or Paisa (PAIS) in 1946.
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Born into a bourgeois family living in Rome, Roberto Rossellini lived in the paternal home, via Ludovisi, in an atmosphere of art, music and culture.
The father of Roberto Rossellini Angiolo Giuseppe says Beppino Rossellini, was a famous architect of the capital, enjoying the wealth and support of an uncle entrepreneur Roberto Rossellini Zeffiro. Beppino Rossellini built the first Roman theater (a theater in which films could be shown), allowing Roberto freely to attend numerous meetings. Roberto started frequenting the cinema at a very young age. The death of his father, he began working as a soundman for movies, and, for some time, has all the accessory jobs related to the creation of a film, gaining competence in each area.
In 1936 , he married Marcella de Marchis who exercised, from the years 1960 , activity costume movie and with whom he had two son, Marco Romano, born in 1937 and Renzo , born in 1941 who became assistant director and then director, and often worked with his father.
Rossellini's earlier works were of short films : in 1936 , Daphne (Daphne) and then in 1938 , Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun, which was banned by the censors for fornication, and in 1939 , Fantasia Sottomarina ( aquatic fantasy). In 1938 , he assist Goffredo Alessandrini scenario for Luciano Serra, Pilot (Luciano Serra pilota) who won the Mussolini Cup for best Italian film Filmography Film Director
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