Daniele Ciprì

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Daniele Ciprì (born August 17, 1962 in Palermo ) is an Italian film director and cameraman .

Life

Ciprì has been working with Franco Maresco since 1986 . Her focus is on short films and contributions for the regional television station TVM . When the RAI took over their program Blob cinico TV , Maresco and Ciprì became known nationwide. It consists of 49 short films that show the conditions in the periphery of Palermo in a ruthless reality .

Her first feature film, Lo zio di Brooklyn , was just as controversial and consistent. The successor, Totò che visse due volte , an attack on religion, rarely made it to the cinemas.

In 2012 he received his first invitation to the competition at the Venice Film Festival for his feature film È stato il figlio . The work is about a modest family from Palermo whose daughter accidentally dies in a shooting. The father (played by Toni Servillo ) then struggles with accepting financial compensation for Mafia victims from the state. The film earned Ciprì an award for its cinematography and a Cinema for UNICEF Mention.

Ciprì also took part in the photography and production of films by Roberta Torres . After the turn of the millennium, he increasingly turned to work as a cameraman .

Filmography (selection)

Director

  • 1995: The Uncle from Brooklyn (Lo zio di Brooklyn)
  • 1998: Totò che visse due volte
  • 1999: Enzo, see you tomorrow in Palermo! (Enzo, domani a Palermo!) (Medium length film)
  • 2003: Il ritorno di Cagliostro
  • 2012: È stato il figlio
  • 2014: La buca

camera

  • 1997: Oh Tano! It is worth dying for you (Tano da morire)
  • 2009: Vincere
  • 2012: Bella addormentata
  • 2013: Salvo
  • 2015: Sangue del mio sangue
  • 2016: Dream something beautiful - Fai bei Sogni (Fai bei sogni)
  • 2019: Paranza - The Clan of Children (La paranza dei bambini)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Roberto Poppi: Dizionario del cinema italiano, I registi, Gremese 2002, p. 111