Leopardi (2014)
Overview
In 19th-century Italy, Giacomo Leopardi channels his debilitating illness and isolation into poetry.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | it |
| Popularity | 4.347 |
Directed By
Mario Martone
Crew
Renaud Personnaz
Riccardo Borni
Rodolfo Migliari
Stefano Paltrinieri
Aldo Signoretti
Alberta Giuliani
Silvia Moraes
Ippolita Di Majo
Marco Camilli
Jacopo Quadri
Sascha Ring
Barbara Melega
Paola Rota
Sara Petracca
Giancarlo Muselli
Carlo Rescigno
Alessandro Zanon
Guido Colla
Ursula Patzak
Maurizio Silvi
Paolo Segat
Raffaele Di Florio
Edoardo Petti
Lorenzo Luccarini
Gianni Monciotti
Nicola Serra
Fiorella Giovanelli
Mario Martone
Mario Martone
Carlo Degli Esposti
Patrizia Massa
Renato Berta
Paolo Del Brocco
TOP CAST
Elio Germano
Giacomo Leopardi
Michele Riondino
Antonio Ranieri
Massimo Popolizio
Monaldo Leopardi
Anna Mouglalis
Fanny Targioni-Tozzetti
Valerio Binasco
Pietro Giordani
Paolo Graziosi
Carlo Antici
Iaia Forte
Mrs. Rosa
Sandro Lombardi
Father Vincenzo
Raffaella Giordano
Adelaide Antici Leopardi
Edoardo Natoli
Carlo Leopardi
Giovanni Ludeno
Pasquale Ignarra
Federica De Cola
Paolina Ranieri
Giorgia Salari
Maddalena 'Lenina' Pelzet
Gloria Ghergo
Teresa Fattorini / 'Silvia'
Isabella Ragonese
Paolina Leopardi
Vanni Leopardi
cocchiere
Franco Javarone
Ginardo
Sergio Albelli
Signor Lenzoni
Eugenio Allegri
Gian Pietro Viesseux
Fernando Beccaceci
Maggiordomo
Gino De Luca
Don Isidoro
Pio del Prete
gendarme
Denis Fasolo
Niccolò Tommaseo
Federico Fazioli
Filippo Solari
Tiberio Fiori
Maniscalco
Veronica Lazăr
Marianna Mattei Antici
Valter Malosti
Ferdinando Pelzet
Nello Mascia
Dottor Mannella
Enzo Moscato
Sacerdote
Danilo Nigrelli
Giovanni Battista Niccolini
Kostas Papanastasiou
Margasis
Enzo Salomone
Monsignor Cupis
Mattia Sbragia
Barone De Corbis
Luciana Zazzera
Ostessa
Angela Di Matteo
Prostituta 1
Roberto Di Pietro
Bottegaio
Carlo Falciani
Editore
Demi Licata
prostituta 2
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