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Elvira Notari

Elvira Notari

Director · Born 1875-02-10 · Salerno, Campania, Italy

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Biography

Elvira Notari was an Italian film director.

Directed

  1. 'A Santanotte (1922) — Director
  2. The Little Girl's Wrong (1922) — Director
  3. Soldier's Fantasy (1927) — Director
  4. Brother's Heart (1924) — Director
  5. Urchins (1917) — Director
  6. L'Italia s'è desta (1927) — Director
  7. Maria Rosa di Santa Flavia (1911) — Director
  8. Escape of the Cat (1910) — Director
  9. Blizzard of Passion (1911) — Director
  10. Carmela the Madwoman (1911) — Director
  11. Heroism of an Aviator in tripoli (1912) — Director
  12. The Daughter of Vesuvius (1912) — Director
  13. Nomadic People (1912) — Director
  14. Return to the Wave (1912) — Director
  15. At Marechiaro There is a Window (1913) — Director
  16. Poor Consumptive! Poor Mother! (1913) — Director
  17. The Italian Flag (1913) — Director
  18. Farewell, My Dear, Farewell... the Army is Going (1915) — Director
  19. Son of the Regiment (1915) — Director
  20. Forward, Savoia (1915) — Director
  21. Carmela the Dressmaker of Montesanto (1916) — Director
  22. Ciccio, the Pizzamaker of Carmine (1917) — Director
  23. Glory to the Fallen Soldiers (1916) — Director
  24. The Mask of Vice (1917) — Director
  25. The Red Dwarf (1917) — Director
  26. The Boatman of Amalfi (1918) — Director
  27. Gnesella (1919) — Director
  28. Angry Posillipo (1919) — Director
  29. Chiarina the Milliner (1919) — Director
  30. Gabriele the Lamplighter of the Harbor (1920) — Director
  31. The Medea of Porta Medina (1920) — Director
  32. At Piedigrotta (1920) — Director
  33. The Feast and the Law (1921) — Director
  34. The New Criminal Underworld (1921) — Director
  35. Gennariello the Son of the Convict (1921) — Director
  36. Gennariello the Policeman (1922) — Director
  37. Luciella (1922) — Director
  38. The House Spirit (1921) — Director
  39. Mary the Crazy Woman (1922) — Director
  40. The Carriage of Death (1924) — Director

Also appeared in

  1. Maria Rosa di Santa Flavia (1911)
  2. Elvira Notari: Beyond Silence (2025) — Self (archive footage)