"Opus" Is Fun But Doesn't Know Its Own Motivation
Mark Anthony Green was unable to connect all of the pieces in his debut feature film, leaving Opus as a middling entry in an already oversaturated genre.
Il capo del mondo
A Sicilian filmmaker is contacted by a local producer to shoot a film about an important character in the province of Catania. Realizing that the project is not in line with his artistic message, he declines. However, the producer is not one to be turned down, forcing him to make the film under threat of death.
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A Sicilian filmmaker is contacted by a local producer to shoot a film about an important character in the province of Catania. Realizing that the project is not in line with his artistic message, he declines. However, the producer is not one to be turned down, forcing him to make the film under threat of death.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Salvo Campisano
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Studio:Green Film
Cast
Salvo Campisano
Director
Turi Condorelli
Prezzavento
Salvo Campisano
Regista Salvo Gulisano
Vania Arena
Carmela Vitale
Francesco Caltabiano
Commissario Torretta
Anastasia Caputo
Operatore Backstage
Oriana Ciaffaglione
Melita Rapisarda (voice)
Giuseppe Di Maura
Iano Fescion
Miryam Parisi
Giornalista
Nicola Filloramo
Alfiu u Mutu
Vincenzo Mazzamuto
Nino Anastasi
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