Edoardo Lamberti

Edoardo Lamberti (born March 31, 1895 in Turin , Italy ; † March 6, 1968 in Rome , Italy) was an Italian cameraman for domestic, German and Portuguese films.

Live and act

Shortly after the end of the First World War, Lamberti came to the Turin film production company Ambrosio and began working there as a simple cameraman. As early as 1920 he began his work as chief cameraman. A year later, Lamberti left his Italian homeland and went - together with his colleague Giovanni Vitrotti and the Italian actor Luciano Albertini  - to Germany . The trio worked together on Lamberti's first two films, the Joseph Delmont- directed adventure stories Julot, the Apache and The King of the Manege . In the following years Lamberti was behind the camera , especially in less significant productions by Lamberti's compatriot Nunzio Malasomma and his German colleagues Rudolf Walther-Fein , Max Obal and Victor Janson .

Lamberti found little work in the German sound film industry , and so after a series of mostly short documentaries he finally returned to Italy shortly after the start of the Second World War . There and in Portugal , where Lamberti has been regularly traveling to filming since 1948, he was only used for almost unknown feature films. In later years, Lamberti, who was temporarily paralyzed due to an illness, often concentrated only on the photography of documentaries.

Filmography

• 1920: La rondina
• 1921: L'immortale
• 1921: La madonna della Robbia
• 1921: Julot, the Apache
• 1921: The king of the ring
• 1923: In the intoxication of passion
• 1923: The game of love
• 1924: Mister Radio
• 1924: By order of the Pompadour
• 1926: Hunting people
• 1927: Rinaldo Rinaldini
• 1927: The man without a head
• 1927: The greatest crook of the century
• 1927: The beggar student
• 1927: weekend magic
• 1927: My friend Harry
• 1928: City youth
• 1928: marriage fever
• 1928: The modern Casanova
• 1928: The insurmountable
• 1928: The circus princess
• 1929: Foolish luck
• 1929: The black domino
• 1929: speed! Tempo!
• 1929: The jolly men's game
• 1930: The hunt for the million
• 1930: The Corvette Captain
• 1934: the blue diamond
• 1935: La luce del mondo
• 1936: O trevo de quatro folhas
• 1936: Olympia (two-part documentary)
• 1939: Alt-Berlin (short documentary film)
• 1939: We fished in the northern Arctic Ocean (short documentary film)
• 1941: C'é un fantasma nel castello
• 1941: La pantera nera
• 1943: Due cuori
• 1947: Un mese di onestà
• 1948: Serra Brava
• 1948: Uma vida para dois
• 1949: Cantiga da rua
• 1949: Heróis do mar
• 1949: A volta de José do Telhado
• 1950: Passione fatale
• 1950: Mater dei
• 1951: La valle di Caino
• 1952: O commissário de polícia
• 1954: Assi alla ribalta
• 1956: Vidas sem rumo
• 1957: Il sole tornerà
• 1959: O cantor ea bailarina
• 1959: A luz vem do alto

literature

• Kay Less : The film's great personal dictionary . The actors, directors, cameramen, producers, composers, screenwriters, film architects, outfitters, costume designers, editors, sound engineers, make-up artists and special effects designers of the 20th century. Volume 4: H - L. Botho Höfer - Richard Lester. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf, Berlin 2001, ISBN 3-89602-340-3 , p. 550.

Web links

• Edoardo Lamberti in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Edoardo Lamberti at filmportal.de