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Raffaele Andreassi

Raffaele Andreassi

Director · Born 1924-08-02 · L'Aquila, Italia

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Biography

Raffaele Andreassi (L'Aquila, 2 August 1924 - 20 November 2008) was an Italian film director most known for his movie Flashback from 1969. The movie is about a soldier in World War II and received many awards. It was entered into the 1969 Cannes Film Festival and nominated for the Golden Palm. Andreassi also did many documentaries during his director career. Andreassi began his career as a journalist in the late 1940s. He wrote in numerous magazines and newspapers, including the morning paper Giornale di Sicilia. Andreassi also published several collections of poems. He then devoted himself to writing screenplays for film, especially documentaries. His directorial debut was in 1955 with a comedy "Face rogue" in collaboration with Lance Comfort. In 1960 Andreassi received the Silver Berlin Bear for his short film "I vecchi". In 1968 he directed "Flashback", a war movie that has received the following awards: Golden Globe's Foreign Press, Grolla Silver premium (St. Vincent), Award of Tourism and Entertainment, Silverstar Festival San Francisco. The film was shown at Cannes where it was nominated for the Golden Palm and received standing ovations. After Flashback Andreassi collabor…

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  1. Flashback (1969) — Director
  2. Bambini (1960) — Director
  3. I piaceri proibiti (1963) — Director
  4. Antonio Ligabue, pittore (1965) — Director
  5. The Wolves Inside (2000) — Director
  6. I Maccheroni (1957) — Director
  7. Gli animali (1965) — Director
  8. Risveglio (1956) — Director
  9. I vecchi (1960) — Director
  10. Lo specchio, la tigre e la pianura (1961) — Director
  11. Gli stregoni (1961) — Director
  12. Agnese (1961) — Director
  13. L’orizzonte (1969) — Director
  14. Il silenzio (1964) — Director
  15. La città calda (1962) — Director
  16. Self portrait (1958) — Director
  17. Incontri 1969 - Massimo Campigli nel labirinto dell'anima (1969) — Director
  18. Documenti di storia e di cronaca n. 3: La battaglia d'Inghilterra (1967) — Director
  19. Epilogo (1960) — Director
  20. De Chirico metafisico (1962) — Director
  21. La Napoli di Marotta (1966) — Director
  22. Racconto del mare (1957) — Director
  23. Simone Martini (1958) — Director
  24. Nebbia (1962) — Director
  25. Capitali a confronto: Il fiume e la città (1982) — Director
  26. Capitali a confronto: Copenaghen (1982) — Director
  27. Capitali a confronto: Il ventre della città (1982) — Director
  28. Capitali a confronto: Le periferie (1982) — Director
  29. Napoli borbonica (1955) — Director
  30. Il vero naif (1962) — Director