Adriano Aprà, born in 1940, has established himself in the acting field through diverse roles in film and television. This collection examines his contributions to various productions, providing both existing fans and new audiences with an overview of his professional journey in entertainment.
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Films
1. Dillinger Is Dead
A simple act of self-care—cooking for oneself—takes an unexpected turn when a hidden revolver, possibly belonging to the notorious John Dillinger, is discovered in the kitchen. This 1969 Italian drama weaves together chance encounters and dark revelations, creating an intimate exploration of one man's quiet rebellion against his past.
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IMDb Rating: 6.9
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TMDb Rating: 7.073
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Release Date: 1969-01-24
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Runtime: 95.0 minutes
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Original Language: it
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Origin Country: ["IT"]
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Status: Released
2. A Matter of Heart
In the heart of Rome, two unlikely neighbors - garage owner Angelo and charming film producer Alberto - find themselves sharing a hospital room after separate heart attacks. While Alberto's gregarious demeanor and chain-smoking habits make a strong impact on the vulnerable Angelo, their roles reverse as one man's condition worsens. As they navigate life's twists and turns together, they uncover a bond deeper than any heartbeat.
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IMDb Rating: 6.8
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TMDb Rating: 6.277
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Release Date: 2009-04-17
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Runtime: 104.0 minutes
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Original Language: it
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Origin Country: ["IT"]
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Status: Released
3. The Seed of Man
In this 1969 Italian drama, a young couple, Cino and Dora, face an uncertain future in a post-apocalyptic Europe blighted by plague. Forced to leave their sheltered life behind, they're given six months of protection and tasked with a simple yet profound mission: conceive a child. As they venture into an emptied continent, their quiet struggle becomes a poignant tale of love and survival.
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IMDb Rating: 6.6
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TMDb Rating: 6.5
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Release Date: 1969-09-27
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Runtime: 113.0 minutes
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Original Language: it
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Origin Country: ["IT"]
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Status: Released
4. Love and Anger
Experience the powerful narratives of "Love and Anger, " a 1969 film that delves into contemporary society. Following five distinct short stories, each with their unique settings, the movie takes us through a world of indifference, innocence, and change. From New York's busy streets to the quiet moments shared between couples, this film captures the essence of human connection and emotional turmoil.
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IMDb Rating: 5.8
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TMDb Rating: 5.26
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Release Date: 1969-05-29
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Runtime: 102.0 minutes
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Original Language: it
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Origin Country: ["IT"]
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Status: Released
5. Othon
Othon, directed by Straub-Huillet, brings a little-known Corneille tragedy from 1664 to life on Rome's Palatine Hill. Costumed in classical togas, a non-professional French-language cast performs the original text among ancient ruins, with modern urban noise cleverly layering the historic setting. Their flat delivery and heavy accents transform the language itself into a central element of the drama.
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IMDb Rating: 6.6
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TMDb Rating: 5.5
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Release Date: 1971-01-13
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Runtime: 88.0 minutes
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Original Language: fr
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Origin Country: ["FR"]
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Status: Released
6. Fortini/Cani
"Fortini/Cani" presents excerpts from Franco Fortini's book "I Cani del Sinai, " as the author reads about his experiences with Judaism, Italian social relations, and the rise of Fascism. Set against Italian landscape shots, the film explores themes of alienation and cultural identity.
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IMDb Rating: 6.4
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TMDb Rating: 5.3
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Release Date: 1977-11-30
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Runtime: 83.0 minutes
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Original Language: it
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Origin Country: ["GB", "IT"]
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Status: Released
7. Umano Non Umano
In this 1969 Italian film, artists and poets gather in a surreal, dreamlike setting that exists between performances and walks. The movie explores the convergence of creativity and real life, offering viewers a unique window into the artistic process.
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IMDb Rating: 5.4
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TMDb Rating: 6.5
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Release Date: 1969-05-07
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Runtime: 95.0 minutes
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Original Language: it
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Origin Country: ["IT"]
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Status: Released
8. Glauber, Claro
His Italian years
Cinematographer Glauber Rocha spent the 1970s in Italy, and this documentary explores his time there through interviews and archives. The film focuses on the creation of his 1975 movie 'Claro' and examines his interactions with other European auteurs, offering a look at both his filmmaking process and his political views during this period.
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IMDb Rating: 7.0
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TMDb Rating: 10.0
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Release Date: 2020-10-22
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Runtime: 80.0 minutes
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Original Language: it
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Origin Country: ["BR"]
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Status: Released
9. L'età d'oro
L'età d'oro is a heartwarming coming-of-age story set in an enchanting Apulian community. When Sid returns home after years away, he discovers his mother Arabella has created a magical cinema arena in their quaint town. This return journey delves into memories, uncovering the human and existential depths of his mother.
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IMDb Rating: 5.5
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TMDb Rating: 2.8
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Release Date: 2016-04-07
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Runtime: 94.0 minutes
Original Language: it
Origin Country: ["IT"]
Status: Released
10. Once Upon a Time... 'Rome, Open City'
In a story of its own, "Rome, Open City: A Fascinating Journey into the Making of Roberto Rossellini's Masterpiece" is an enthralling look into the genesis of the iconic 1945 director's film, "Rome, Open City". Delving into the crafting of this Italian neorealist masterpiece, the documentary offers a captivating sneak peek into the political and cultural landscape of post-war Italy. It meticulously reconstructs the film's production, unveiling the hurdles faced during the war and the groundbreaking techniques that propelled it to global fame. This emotionally resonant film gives a unique perspective on life in Rome during its most turbulent period and the remarkable artists who dared to create during this pivotal era.
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TMDb Rating: 7.0
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Release Date: 2006-05-27
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Runtime: 52.0 minutes
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Original Language: fr
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Origin Country: ["FR", "GB"]
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Status: Released
11. Marco Melani - The Man With The Golden Eye
This documentary presents Marco Melani's life story through a mix of found footage, personal materials, and interviews. It combines photographs, television clips, and direct statements from people who knew him, creating a detailed portrait that spans several decades. Featuring multiple perspectives, "The Man With The Golden Eye" offers an intimate look at Melani's life.
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Release Date: 2021-12-09
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Runtime: 130.0 minutes
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Original Language: it
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Origin Country: ["IT"]
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Status: Released
12. Sassi nello Stagno
"Sassi nello Stagno" is an Italian drama that brings a unique story to screens everywhere. Released in 2016, this film offers viewers a chance to experience a compelling tale through the lens of Italian cinema.
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Release Date: 2016-12-27
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Original Language: it
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Origin Country: ["IT"]
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Status: Released
13. Transplantation, Consumption and Death of Franco Brocani
Un underground film from Italy's "Dedalo '69" cycle, "Transplantation" tells the untold story of Franco Brocani's work with Mario Schifano. Together, they shared a passion for cinema as a vital challenge, moving between dreams and actions. This personal exploration of their collaboration stands as a vital document of Italian underground filmmaking in the 1960s.
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Release Date: 1969-01-01
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Runtime: 120.0 minutes
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Original Language: it
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Origin Country: ["IT"]
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Status: Released
14. Red Chairs - Parma and the Cinema
Red armchairs takes up the thread of this story, wondering why, unique among the Italian provincial cities, Parma.
Crimson Seats - Parma and the cinema, released in 2014, dives into the intriguing connection between the city of Parma and the realm of films. This concise production, with a 90-minute runtime, leads us on an adventure through Parma's impact on the global film industry. Beginning as a workshop for the development of cinema theories and ideas, Parma has been chosen as a location by renowned Italian directors and more. The city's influence on the film sector is profound and quite extraordinary. By focusing on the crimson armchairs, which symbolically intertwine the narrative of this captivating city, we are introduced to the distinctive personalities that played a significant role in Parma's cinematic legacy. This enthralling portrayal of the unbreakable relationship between Parma and the movies offers a captivating peek into a lesser-known facet of the city's cultural heritage.
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IMDb Rating: 5.9
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Release Date: 2014-07-24
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Runtime: 90.0 minutes
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Original Language: it
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Origin Country: ["IT"]
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Status: Released
15. I Am Not God But I Am Michelangelo Antonioni
Explore the enigmatic life and impressive career of legendary Italian filmmaker, Michelangelo Antonioni, in this immersive documentary. Through a combination of captivating archival footage and illuminating interviews, the film delves into the iconic director's journey to become an artistic force to be reckoned with.
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Original Language: it
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Origin Country: ["IT"]
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Status: Post Production
16. La balena di Rossellini
Immerse yourself in the dream world of the late Roberto Rossellini with "La balena di Rossellini". This unrealized project, born from a beautiful dream, explores the themes of wealth and poverty through the eyes of a humble fisherman's village. Set against the backdrop of a beached whale, the film was inspired by Rossellini's encounter with a newspaper article on the Pacific coast of Chile. A testament to Rossellini's genius, the film script promised a powerful story, waiting to be brought to life by a young Claudio Bondì.
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Release Date: 2010-04-26
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Runtime: 47.0 minutes
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Original Language: it
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Origin Country: ["IT"]
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Status: Released
17. Satellite
"Satellite" is an Italian film released in 1968 that offers a runtime of 82 minutes. While brief details about the plot and background are limited, this release represents an important piece of Italian cinema from that era.
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Release Date: 1968-01-01
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Runtime: 82.0 minutes
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Original Language: it
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Origin Country: ["IT"]
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Status: Released
18. Ritratto di Piero Bargellini
"Ritratto di Piero Bargellini" is a 43-minute film from Paolo Brunatto's "Scheggie Di Utopia" series. Released in 2005, this Italian production presents an insightful examination of its subject while maintaining a rating suitable for all audiences.
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Release Date: 2005-12-26
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Runtime: 43.0 minutes
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Original Language: it
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Origin Country: ["IT"]
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Status: Released
TV Shows
1. Un film et son époque
Imagine yourself transported to the golden age of cinema - "Un film et son époque" is a breathtaking French documentary series that will captivate you like no other. Consisting of 13 enthralling episodes, this show offers a cinematic experience that transports you to a bygone era, breathing life into the legends, stories, and innovations that forged the cinematic world. Featuring vivid narratives and a rich emotional fabric, "Un film et son époque" is a remarkable journey that embodies the essence and beauty of movies, leaving a lasting impression on viewers and leaving them craving more.
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Original Name: Un film et son époque
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TMDb Rating: 10.0
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Languages: ["fr"]
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Episode Runtime: []
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Status: Ended
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Origin Country: ["FR"]
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Original Language: fr
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Type: Documentary
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First Air Date: 2003-05-17
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Last Air Date: 2015-02-03
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Number of Seasons: 1
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Number of Episodes: 13