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and for his film '' It Was the Son''.

Selected filmography

As director

* '' The Return of Cagliostro'' (2003; with

) * '' It Was the Son'' (2012; also writer and cinematographer)

As cinematographer

* '' To Die for Tano'', directed by

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(1997) * '' Angela'', directed by Roberta Torre (2002) * '' The Return of Cagliostro'', directed by Ciprì & Maresco (2003) * ''

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'', directed by

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(2009) * '' La pecora nera'', directed by Ascanio Celestini (2010) * '' È stato il figlio'', directed by Daniele Ciprì (2012) * '' Dormant Beauty'', directed by Marco Bellocchio (2012) * ''

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'', directed by

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(2013) * '' The State-Mafia Pact'', directed by

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(2014) * ''

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'', directed by Marco Bellocchio (2015) * '' Fiore'', directed by Claudio Giovannesi (2016) * '' Sweet Dreams'', directed by Marco Bellocchio (2016) * '' Non c'è più religione'', directed by

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(2016) * '' Il primo re'', directed by

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(2019) * ''

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'', directed by Claudio Giovannesi (2019) * ''

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'', directed by Simone Godano (2019) * '' Once Upon a Time... in Bethlehem'', directed by

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(2019) * ''

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'', directed by

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(2020) * ''

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'', directed by Claudio Giovannesi (2024)

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* 1962 births Living people Film people from Palermo Italian film directors Italian cinematographers Ciak d'oro winners {{Italy-film-director-stub

Selected filmography

As director

As cinematographer

See also

References

External links