Person
Giuseppe Maria Scotese
Directing · 1916–2002 · Monteprandone, Ascoli Piceno
Biography
Giuseppe Maria Scotese was an Italian film director, screenwriter, and editor. He began his career as a film editor in the 1930s and transitioned to directing in the 1940s. Notable films include The Lovers of Ravello (1951) and The Knight of the Black Sword (1956). Scotese's work often explored historical and adventure themes, contributing to Italian genre cinema.
Known for
Miracles Still Happen
Director
Cannibals Tomorrow
Director
The Pirates of Capri
Director
El Bandido Malpelo
Director
The Red Cloak
Director
The Night of the Great Attack
Writer
The Great Dawn
Director
Pirate of the Half Moon
Director
Le città proibite
Writer
Fear No Evil
Story
Filmography
- 1983Cannibals TomorrowDirector
- 1974Miracles Still HappenDirector
- 1971El Bandido MalpeloDirector
- 1968Acid Delirium of the SensesDirector
- 1968Il Pane AmaroDirector
- 1963Le città proibiteWriter
- 1960Questo amore ai confini del mondoDirector
- 1959The Night of the Great AttackWriter
- 1959Yo y las mujeresDirector
- 1957Pirate of the Half MoonDirector
- 1957America By NightDirector
- 1955The Red CloakDirector
- 1953Siempre CarmenDirector
- 1951Fiamme sulla lagunaWriter
- 1949The Pirates of CapriDirector
- 1947The Great DawnDirector
- 1946Le modelle di via MarguttaDirector
- 1945Fear No EvilStory
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