When Italy was not a poor country

When Italy was not a poor country ( Quando Italia not era a paese povero ) is a film carried out by Stefano Missio, left in 1997.

Synopsis

When Italy was not a poor country is a documentary film in 16mm which tells the history of the realization of film of Joris Ivens Italy is not a poor country . The protagonists of this adventure are the Frères Taviani, and the realizers Valentino Orsini and Tinto Brass. In film of Missio, they tell the tribulations of film of Ivens, initially censured and then disappeared. For the first time at the cinema, a film tells the back of the decoration of the adventure of Ivens, the rescue of a positive copy of the film thanks to a Diplomatic bag transported by Brass.

Production

It is a Documentaire of Stefano Missio (Italy, 1997,43mn), presented to the Festival Internazionale Cinema Giovani di Torino 1997, in contest with the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA 1997), took part in many festivals and cultural events in Italy. Writing and carried out by Stefano Missio.

Title: When Italy was not a poor country
original Titer: Quando Italia not will era a paese povero
Country of origin: Italy
Format: black and white - 1,33:1 - 16mm
Lasted: 43 minutes
operator Chief: Diana Canzano
Sound engineer: Gabriele Gubbini
Assembler: Ilaria De Laurentiis
Music: Tony Pagliuca
Assembler sound: Cristiano Travaglioli
Produced by: Central Sperimentale di Cinematografia
In collaboration with: European Foundation Joris Ivens
With the support of: Associazione Fondo Alberto Moravia - Italy -- Nederlands Filmmuseum - Netherlands.

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