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Timber Cutting (1963)

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 56M

Director : Vittorio Cottafavi
Writer : Marcello Fondato, Giuseppe Lazzari

Synopsis

With the participation of the inhabitants of Tirli (GR). RAI television film, based on a short story (1954) by Carlo Cassola and scripted by Marcello Fondato and Giuseppe Lazzari, filmed on location, aired on 19-9-1963. It is the simple story of a group of woodcutters in the Grossetano area with their problems, individual stories, small and big intimate dramas. It is a film with a Rossellini-style realist slant where, without falling into scenicism, the importance of the landscape is combined with the psychological subtlety of the characters and the lucid and critical description of their behaviour. "A phenomenological film that manages to introduce, in the objectivity of the realistic vision, a disturbing moral dimension" (G. Rondolino).

Actors

Gian Maria Volonté
Gian Maria Volonté
Guglielmo

Crews

Vittorio Cottafavi
Vittorio Cottafavi
Director
Carlo Cassola
Carlo Cassola
Writer
Marcello Fondato
Marcello Fondato
Screenplay
Giuseppe Lazzari
Giuseppe Lazzari
Screenplay

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