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Fulci Talks (2021)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 1H 21M

Director : Antonietta De Lillo

Synopsis

Rome, Italy, June 1993. Antonietta De Lillo and Marcello Garofalo interview legendary Italian film director Lucio Fulci (1927-96).

Actors

Lucio Fulci
Lucio Fulci
Self - Filmmaker (archive footage)
Antonietta De Lillo
Antonietta De Lillo
Self - Interviewer (voice) (archive footage)
Marcello Garofalo
Marcello Garofalo
Self - Interviewer (voice) (archive footage)

Crews

Antonietta De Lillo
Antonietta De Lillo
Director
Fabio Frizzi
Fabio Frizzi
Music
Elisabetta Giannini
Elisabetta Giannini
Editor
Antonietta De Lillo
Antonietta De Lillo
Director of Photography
Antonietta De Lillo
Antonietta De Lillo
Producer
Antonietta De Lillo
Antonietta De Lillo
Writer
Marcello Garofalo
Marcello Garofalo
Writer
Fabrizio D'Alessio
Fabrizio D'Alessio
Archival Footage Research
Alice Mariani
Alice Mariani
Executive Producer
Elisabetta Giannini
Elisabetta Giannini
Visual Effects
Andrea Campajola
Andrea Campajola
Supervising Editor
Silvia Moraes
Silvia Moraes
Sound Editor
Simona Infante
Simona Infante
Color Grading
Antonella Fulci
Antonella Fulci
Thanks

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