12 Directors for 12 Cities (1989)
Overview
Promotional omnibus film, made for the 1990 FIFA World Cup in Italy, featuring portraits of 12 Italian cities.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | it |
| Popularity | 2.038 |
Directed By
Michelangelo Antonioni
Franco Zeffirelli
Carlo Lizzani
Lina Wertmüller
Giuseppe Bertolucci
Mauro Bolognini
Mario Monicelli
Ermanno Olmi
Alberto Lattuada
Francesco Rosi
Gillo Pontecorvo
Bernardo Bertolucci
Mario Soldati
Crew
Michelangelo Antonioni
Franco Zeffirelli
Carlo Lizzani
Lina Wertmüller
Giuseppe Bertolucci
Mauro Bolognini
Mario Monicelli
Ermanno Olmi
Alberto Lattuada
Francesco Rosi
Gillo Pontecorvo
Alessandra Provaroni
Pietro Boragina
Alberto Gallitti
Lamberto Caimi
Roman Vlad
Paolo Lanzani
Carlo D'Alessandro
Alessandro Casalvieri
Danilo Sterbini
Edoardo Ceccutti
Mario Morra
Massimo Rosi
Roberto Cacciaguerra
Silvia Brusati
Paolo Benassi
Ruggero Mastroianni
Marco Pontecorvo
Maria Rita Gacioppo
Antonio Mellino
Andrea Bolognini
Pasqualino De Santis
Franco Bruni
Fiorenza Muller
Carlo Lastricati
Bruno Fenocchi
Francesco Lattuada
Ennio Morricone
Mario Dallimonti
Gianfranco Torinti
Romano Pampaloni
Enrica Antonioni
Ennio Guarnieri
Ennio Onorati
Caterina Gatti
Amedeo Giomini
Gaia Gorrini
Piergiorgio Gay
Pippo Pisciotto
Massimo Loffredi
Giuseppe Ruzzolini
Gabriella Macchiarulo
Bruno Micheli
Ettore Migalizzi
Enrico Lucidi
Michele Picciaredda
Daniele Nannuzzi
Italo Greco
Claudio Nannuzzi
Roberto Brega
Lucio Pesavento
Fabio Olmi
Luciano Bacchielli
Roberto Tommaselli
Marcello Gabriele
Maurizio Ricci
Vincenzo Testa
Pierluigi Leonardi
Adriano Torbidone
Milena Ricci
Mauro Sangiorgi
Nino Cristiani
Riccardo Umetelli
Massimo Tradori
Ermanno Olmi
Anna Anni
Roberto Tatti
Carlo Cafiero
Giuseppe Scaglione
Fabio Cianchetti
Dante Della Torre
Mario Cinotti
Nicola Piovani
Bernardo Bertolucci
Isabella Aldrovandi
Roberto de Laurentiis
Roberto Benvenuti
Angela Cipriani
Carla Chicca
Adriano Cardinale
Luigi Lai
Angelo Raguseo
Mario Soldati
Fiorella Giovanelli
Tiziano Crotti
Maria Ilioú
Anna De Simone
Armando Nannuzzi
Fabiola Marzioli
Giovanni Soldati
Carlo Di Palma
Gino Millozza
Franco Giovale
Mario Lupi
Ettore Pasculli
Teodoro Clarizia
Paolo Ricci
Ciro Ippolito
Fabio Olmi
Gabriella Buontempo
Vittorio Troisi
Giuseppe Verdi
Filiberto Bandini
Lucio Pesavento
Alessandro Cogolo
Lino Straulino
Italo Greco
Suso Cecchi d'Amico
Andrea Del Favero
Piero Piccioni
TOP CAST
Anna Ciammitti
Child (segment "Bologna")
Chiara Bassi
Child (segment "Bologna")
Carlo Bevilacqua
Child (segment "Bologna")
Eleonora Cetroni
Child (segment "Bologna")
Georgia Giovalè
Child (segment "Bologna")
Daniele Mazzali
Child (segment "Bologna")
Mattia Montanari
Child (segment "Bologna")
Laura Nencini
Child (segment "Bologna")
Marco Ventura
Child (segment "Bologna")
Alessandro Zanotti
Child (segment "Bologna")
Giancarlo Maestri
Narrator (voice) (segment "Cagliari")
Amelia Martello
Narrator (voice) (segment "Genova")
Giovanni Mauriello
Pulcinella (segment "Napoli")
Tonino Accolla
Narrator (voice) (segment "Palermo")
Mario Soldati
Self (segment "Torino")
Elio Bartolini
Narrator (voice) (segment "Udine")
Riccardo Vannuccini
Fisherman (segment "Verona")
Elio Pandolfi
Narrator (voice) (segment "Verona")
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