Alfredo Giannetti

Alfredo Giannetti was an Italian screenwriter and film director celebrated for his contributions to Italian cinema. Born in Rome, he began his career as a journalist before transitioning to screenwriting. Giannetti collaborated extensively with director Pietro Germi, co-writing films such as Divorce Italian Style (1961), for which they won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. He also directed films like The Automobile (1971) and 1870 (1972). Giannetti's work is noted for its incisive social commentary and exploration of Italian society.

  • Addio e Ritorno
  • Miss Arizona
  • The Blue-Eyed Bandit
  • The Shark Hunter
  • Horse Fever
  • Ragazzo di borgata
  • The Handsome Devil
  • Di mamma non ce n'è una sola
  • 1870
  • Tre donne - La sciantosa
  • The Automobile
  • Tre donne - 1943: Un incontro
  • Serafino
  • The Climax
  • Assicurasi vergine
  • The Double Bed
  • Italian Engagement
  • Amori pericolosi
  • Divorce Italian Style
  • A Day for Lionhearts
  • Day by Day, Desperately
  • The Facts of Murder
  • Man of Straw
  • Serenata a Maria
  • Maruzzella
  • The Railroad Man
  • Mother's Heart
  • A Husband for Anna

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