Fabio Pittorru

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Fabio Pittorru (born December 23, 1928 in Ferrara ; † December 24, 1995 there ) was an Italian screenwriter and film director .

Life

Pittorru, along with colleagues like Massimo Felisatti and Florestano Vancini, was one of the engines of the cultural life of their native city after the Second World War. His first job as a documentary filmmaker was alongside his job as a journalist. From the mid-1960s he lived in Rome, where he - often in cooperation with his old friend Felisatti - presented scripts for numerous films from 1968, in particular crime films and Giallos , which were almost all popular with audiences. He was also a sought-after author on television; well-known works are Le terre del Sacramento , Il garofano rosso , Arabella and the seasons of the series Qui squadra mobile . In 1974 he directed his only own film, the erotic comedy Amore mio spogliati… che poi ti spiego! . After 1980 he hardly wrote for film or television.

In addition to his film work, he also presented the biographies of well-known people ( Torquato Tasso and Agrippina ) and novels.

In 1974 he and Felisatti received the Premio Gran Giallo Città di Cattolica for Violenza a Roma .

Filmography (selection)

  • 1968: Blit hot in the veins (Violenza al sole)
  • 1969: Telephone number Copenhagen Sex Sex Sex (Il primo premio si chiama Irene) (documentary)
  • 1970: Solo concert for a pistol (Concerto per pistola solista)
  • 1971: When women invented the bed (Quando gli uomini armorono la clava e con le donne fecere din don)
  • 1971: The Grotto of the Forgotten Corpses (La notte che Evelyn uscì della tomba)
  • 1972: Violence - the fifth power in the state (La violenza: quinto potere)
  • 1974: Amore mio spogliati… che poi ti spiego!
  • 1974: Il Corpo (Il corpo)
  • 1974: Mussolini - The Last Days (Mussolini - ultimo atto)
  • 1975: Chopper Squad (La polizia accusa: il servizio segreto uccide)
  • 1977: El Macho
  • 1977: 20 in the car, 40 in bed (La signora ha fatto il pieno)
  • 1979: La vita è bella

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Roberto Poppi: Dizionario del cinema italiano. I registers. Gremese Editore, Rome 2002, pp. 339/340
  2. ^ Obituary in La Repubblica