Edoardo Bencivenga (
Naples
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, June 6, 1934) was an Italian film director; Bencivegna started in 1907 filming his first
short film
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''Raffaello e la Fornarina '', in his career he made over 60 films, the last one in 1922.
Filmography
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Raffaello e la Fornarina'' – short film (1907)
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L'uomo dalla testa dura'' (1908)
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Raffaello Sanzio e la fornarina'' (1909)
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L'ignota'' – short film (1910) –
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Il serpe'' – short film (1910)
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Il barone Lagarde'' – short film (1910) –
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Maria Bricca'' (1910)
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I cavalieri della morte'' – short film (1910) –
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L'innocente
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'' (1911)
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Pietà di mamma'' – short film (1911)
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Il processo Clémenceau'' (1912)
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Se fossi Re!'' – short film (1912)
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La nave
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'' – short film (1912) – come Eduardo Bencivenga
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Il fischio della sirena'' – short film (1912)
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Il ragno'' – short film (1913)
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Cuor di poeta'' – short film (1913)
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L'epopea napoleonica'' (1914)
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Fata Morgana'' – short film (1914)
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La du Barry'' (1914)
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DuBarry'' (1915)
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L'onore di morire'' (1915)
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Cuore ed arte'' (1915)
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Il dubbio'' – short film (1915)
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Savoia, urrah!'' – short film (1915)
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Guerra redentrice'' (1915)
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Alla bajonetta!..'' (1915) – as Eduardo Bencivenga
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Eroismo di madre'' – cortometraggio (1915)
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Il sacrificio del nonno'' – short film (1915)
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Il ridicolo'' (1916)
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Don Giovanni (1916 film)'' (1916)
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Trama sventata'' (1916)
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Il nemico occulto'' (1916)
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Il medaglione'' – short film (1916)
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Ferréol (film 1916)'' (1916)
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L'anello di Pierrot'' (1917)
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La figlia di Jorio (1917 film)'' (1917)
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Pazzia contagiosa'' – short film (1917)
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Le due orfanelle (1918 film)'' (1918)
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P.L.M. ossia l'assassinio della Paris-Lyon-Mediterranée'' (1918)
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Mariute
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Cast
* Alberto Albertini
* Francesca Bertini
* Camillo De Riso
* Livio Pavanelli
* Gustavo Serena
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'' (1918)
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L'orgoglio'' (1918)
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Voca e canta'' – short film (1918)
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L'ira'' (1918)
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Fiamme avvolgenti'' (1918)
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L'invidia'' (1919)
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Sullivan'' (1919)
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Il cieco'' (1919)
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La piovra'' (1919)
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La leggenda dei tre fiori'' (1919)
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La lussuria'' (1919)
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L'onore della famiglia'' (1919)
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La morte civile'' (1919)
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La colpa vendica la colpa'' (1919)
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Il cuore di Roma'' (1919)
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La donna dai capelli d'oro'' (1920)
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La follia del giuoco'' (1920)
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Fino alla tenebra'' (1920)
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Il marito perduto'' (1920)
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La donna, il diavolo, il tempo'' (1921)
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La moglie di sua eccellenza (film 1921)'' (1921)
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Il figlio di Coralie'' (1921)
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Hermione (1921 film)'' (1921)
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Dionisia (1921 film)'' (1921)
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Il dubbio'' (1921)
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Non è resurrezione senza morte'' (1922)
References
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1934 deaths
Italian film directors
Silent film directors
Year of birth missing
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