Fermo con le mani!
Mar 06, 1937In his first feature, great Italian clown Totò plays a carefree tramp moving from job to job, in order to provide for himself and his young Shirley Temple-like protégée.
Comedy
Alfredo De Antoni
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Il Volto di Medusa
Jan 01, 1920
Diana, l'affascinatrice
Nov 20, 1915Diana is assigned to find out the details of the enemy's war tactics. Together with her partner in crime, Robertson, she manages to get in touch with Captain Argo and retrieves secret information. All is proceeding according to plan until Diana slowly gets torn by on the one hand her duty as a spy, and on the other her passionate feelings for Captain Argo.
Il processo Clémenceau
Sep 27, 1917The Clemenceau Affair (Italian: Il processo Clémenceau) is a 1917 silent Italian adventure film directed by Alfredo De Antoni. The film features the first onscreen performance from Vittorio De Sica.
Scipion l'Africain
Aug 04, 1937Au cours du IIIème siècle avec Jésus Christ, Rome et Carthage se livrent combat, sur les deux continents. Le proconsul romain Publius Cornelius Scipion parvient à repousser les attaques ennemies en Espagne. D'une ambition sans commune mesure, "Scipion l'Africain" demande de l'aide à Rome afin de combattre les carthaginois sur leurs propres terres dans le but de mettre fin à leur expansion. Mais pour atteindre les rives de l'autre continent, il devra affronter Syphax, un roi allié d'Hannibal.
War
L'anonima Roylott
Nov 01, 1936Crime
Tosca
Jul 04, 1918
Odette
Jan 10, 1916Malìa
Jan 01, 1917Drama
Il processo Clémenceau
Sep 27, 1917The Clemenceau Affair (Italian: Il processo Clémenceau) is a 1917 silent Italian adventure film directed by Alfredo De Antoni. The film features the first onscreen performance from Vittorio De Sica.
Il Volto di Medusa
Jan 01, 1920Tosca
Jul 04, 1918
L'accidia
Jan 01, 1919Il processo Clémenceau
Sep 27, 1917The Clemenceau Affair (Italian: Il processo Clémenceau) is a 1917 silent Italian adventure film directed by Alfredo De Antoni. The film features the first onscreen performance from Vittorio De Sica.
