Damiano Damiani

Italian director and screenwriter of films

Damiano Damiani - Artists & Creatives born July 23rd, 1922
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A prominent Italian director and screenwriter, contributed significantly to the film industry with a focus on social themes and crime dramas. Directed critically acclaimed films, particularly in the 1970s. Works often highlighted political issues and moral dilemmas. Collaborated with well-known actors and produced several influential films that gained recognition in Italy and internationally. Developed a distinctive style combining realism with strong narratives.

Directed the film 'Confessions of a Police Captain'

Directed the film 'The Day of the Owl'

Directed the TV series 'La Piovra'

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