About Edoardo Bencivenga
Lived 1885 – 1934 (aged 48–49). Edoardo Bencivenga was an Italian film director and director.
Edoardo Bencivenga (Naples, 1885 – Rome, June 6, 1934) was an Italian film director. Bencivegna began his career in 1907 with his first short film Raffaello e la Fornarina. In his career, he made over 60 films, the last one in 1922.
Career Most of Bencivenga's work dates back to the first twenty years of the 1900s. He was very active as a director at the beginning of the century, both in short and feature films.
A family friend of Vittorio De Sica, he obtained him a small role in a silent film directed by Alfredo De Antoni, Il processo Clémenceau in 1917. His last known work is Gli eroi del Mare Nostro from 1923, a film about the Italian torpedo boat Premuda.
Filmography
Raffaello e la Fornarina – short film (1907) L'uomo dalla testa dura (1908) Raffaello Sanzio e la fornarina (1909) L'ignota – short film (1910) – Il serpe – short film (1910) Il barone Lagarde – short film (1910) – Maria Bricca (1910) I cavalieri della morte – short film (1910) – L'innocente (1911) Pietà di mamma – short film (1911) Il processo Clémenceau (1912) Se fossi Re! – short film (1912) La nave – short film (1912) – come Eduardo Bencivenga Il fischio della sirena – short film (1912) Il ragno – short film (1913) Cuor di poeta – short film (1913) L'epopea napoleonica (1914) Fata Morgana – short film (1914) La du Barry (1914) DuBarry (1915) L'onore di morire (1915) Cuore ed arte (1915) Il dubbio – short film (1915) Savoia, urrah! – short film (1915) Guerra redentrice (1915) Alla bajonetta!.. (1915) – as Eduardo Bencivenga Eroismo di madre – cortometraggio (1915) Il sacrificio del nonno – short film (1915) Il ridicolo (1916) Don Giovanni (1916) Trama sventata (1916) Il nemico occulto (1916) Il medaglione – short film (1916) Ferréol (1916) L'anello di Pierrot (1917) La figlia di Jorio (1917) Pazzia contagiosa – short film (1917) Le due orfanelle (1918) P.L.M. ossia l'assassinio della Paris-Lyon-Mediterranée (1918) Mariute (1918) L'orgoglio (1918) Voca e canta – short film (1918) L'ira (1918) Fiamme avvolgenti (1918) L'invidia (1919) Sullivan (1919) Il cieco (1919) La piovra (1919) La leggenda dei tre fiori (1919) La lussuria (1919) L'onore della famiglia (1919) La morte civile (1919) La colpa vendica la colpa (1919) Il cuore di Roma (1919) La donna dai capelli d'oro (1920) La follia del giuoco (1920) Fino alla tenebra (1920) Il marito perduto (1920) La donna, il diavolo, il tempo (1921) La moglie di sua eccellenza (1921) Il figlio di Coralie (1921) Hermione (1921) Dionisia (1921) Il dubbio (1921) Non è resurrezione senza morte (1922)
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Who was Edoardo Bencivenga?
Italian film director
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Edoardo Bencivenga was born in 1885 in Naples.
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Edoardo Bencivenga died on 6 June 1934 in Rome.
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Edoardo Bencivenga was a film director and director.
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Edoardo Bencivenga was Italian.
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