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Noto, mandorli, Vulcano, Stromboli, carnevale (1992)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 11M

Director : Michelangelo Antonioni

Synopsis

Produced for the Italian pavilion at Seville Expo, Antonioni takes a look at specific aspects of Sicily, including almond blossom, aerial investigations of volcanoes and a look at Aciraele's colorful carnival.

Actors

Crews

Michelangelo Antonioni
Michelangelo Antonioni
Director
Franca Gonella
Franca Gonella
Producer
Fiore De Rienzo
Fiore De Rienzo
Production Manager
Enrica Antonioni
Enrica Antonioni
Assistant Director
Felice De Maria
Felice De Maria
Director of Photography
Claudio Di Mauro
Claudio Di Mauro
Editor
Michelangelo Antonioni
Michelangelo Antonioni
Editor
Nicola Sani
Nicola Sani
Music
Luca Spagnoletti
Luca Spagnoletti
Sound Designer

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