Vittorio Cottafavi Filmes

Evocation of a dramatic episode of the Second World War told by an old guard. Boarded as a non-commissioned officer on the battleship sailed from...

In the forested slopes surrounding the rural Tuscan village of Tirli, a group of lumberjacks work long hours felling trees in the hopes of making an...

The story of a peasant girl of fifteen, Mariute, who comes down from the Carnia mountains to the Friulian plains with her mother at the beginning of...

An adaptation of Joseph Conrad's first novel, taking us to the Malaysian mangrove forests against a backdrop of colonial decadence.

In 1951, two years after the “scandal” of the Fiamma che non si spegne, Cottafavi got the opportunity to work on a film with a small...

A former war captain buys a wrecked ship, fixes it and starts a freight business with some fellow navy members.

The trial of Saint Teresa de Lisieux.

The operetta, which was introduced from the headlines and a preamble, is initiated by a particular ballet, which then gives way to the development of...

A TV movie adapted from a Pirandello play.

Luisa Galli moves to Rome in search of a respectable job, but instead just finds a job as a waitress for the lawyer Giorgi.

TV film based on the search for the nazi Adolf Eichmann by Simon Wiesenthal.

A Vittorio Cottafavi minisseries about Christopher Columbus.

Based on a chapter of 'Una questione privata' by Beppe Fenoglio, 'La torta di Riccio' recounts an episode of the Resistance. A Fascist officer of the...

New to Livorno, a man meets a crying woman on a bridge at midnight, in this tale of love and heartbreak. Believed to be lost.

A rich, corrupt Southern family plots a nefarious business deal, whilst Regina debates murdering her husband.

Vittorio Cottafavi's 1973 TV adaptation of Jean Anouih's play on Joan of Arc.

A film by Vittorio Cottafavi based on the Leo Tolstoy play.

Vittorio Cottafavi's television film Gente delle Langhe, consisting of three episodes, L'eremita (from the Cesare Pavese story of the same name), La...

Adaptation of the play written in 1923 by Jules Romains.