Annabella Miscuglio
Known for: Directing
Born: November 3, 1939 in Lecce - Italy - Died: February 22, 2003
A leading figure in independent and experimental cinema and audiovisual production from the late 1960s onwards, Miscuglio was the founder in 1967, with Americo Sbardella and Paolo Castaldini, of Filmstudio 70, the first Italian underground film club. During the 1970s she began her activity as a filmmaker and activist, taking part in the first Italian feminist collectives and films, and in 1976 she organized Kinomata, the first international women's film conference-festival in Rome, with Roni Daopoulo. At the same time, she allowed herself the creative and productive freedom of super8, creating small experimental works. At the end of the 1970s she chose to dedicate herself completely to directing, working mainly for television; one of the very few production fields in which women, albeit to a limited extent, had some room for manoeuvre. Miscuglio's activity is intense and multifaceted, but unknown to most, given the invisibility to which female creativity is often condemned even today - especially if carried out in independent contexts.
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Anna
Self (uncredited)
Fuori Campo di Anna
Self
Ritratti
Director
Canti illuminati
Director
Maitreya
Director
Grazia a Grazia
Director
Vigilando reprimere
Screenplay
Rony
Director
Paola
Director
Anna’s Textures
Director
Frammenti di una vita d'eroina
Director
Effetto Puglia
Director
The Adjective Woman
Director
Puzzle Therapy
Director
Fughe lineari in progressione psichica
Director
Processo per stupro
Director
La lotta non è finita
Director
I fantasmi del fallo
Director
Percorsi metropolitani
Director
A.A.A. Offresi
Director
Il rischio di vivere
Director
Morso d'amore
Director
Graffi sulla citta
Director
Il Lazio e la memoria
Director