Alberto Molinari (born

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, 14 April 1965) is an Italian actor, producer, and director, mainly of documentary films. He made his debut in the 1988 film '' Un bel dì vedremo''.

Filmography

As actor

Films

* '' Il cuore di mamma'', directed by Gioia Benelli (1988) * '' Un bel di' vedremo'', directed by Vito Zagarrio (1988) * '' Non è romantico?'', directed by Giovanna Sonnino (1991) * '' Volevamo essere gli U2'', directed by Andrea Barzini (1992) * '' Ritorno a Parigi'', directed by Maurizio Rasio (1994) * '' Cuore cattivo'', directed by Umberto Marino (1995) * '' Cronaca di un amore violato'', directed by Giacomo Battiato (1996) * '' Con rabbia e con amore'', directed by

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(1997) * '' Il bagno turco'', directed by Ferzan Ozpetek (1997) * '' Simpatici & antipatici'', directed by Christian De Sica (1998) * '' L'appuntamento'', directed by Veronica Bilbao La Vieja (2001) * '' La verità vi prego sull'amore'', directed by Francesco Apolloni (2001)

Television

* '' Una lepre con la faccia da bambina'', directed by Gianni Serra (1988) * '' Stelle in fiamme'', directed by Italo Moscati (1990) * '' Olocausto privato'', directed by Franca Alessio (1991) * '' Piccole speranze'', directed by

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(1992) * '' Uno di noi'', directed by Fabrizio Costa (1996) * '' Solo x te'', directed by Maria Carmela Cicinnati and Peter Exacoustos (1998) * '' Nanà'', directed by

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(1999) * '' Meglio tardi che mai'', directed by Luca Manfredi (1999) * '' Don Matteo'' – episode '' Delitto accademico'', directed by Enrico Oldoini (2000) * '' L'impero'', directed by

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(2000) * ''

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'', directed by Antonio Bonifacio (2000) * '' Il bello delle donne'' (2001–2003) * '' Il maresciallo Rocca 3'', directed by

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e Josè Maria Sanchez (2001) * '' Maria José - L'ultima regina'', directed by Carlo Lizzani (2002) * '' Un posto tranquillo'', directed by Luca Manfredi (2003) * '' Un papà quasi perfetto'', directed by Maurizio Dell'Orso (2003) * '' Con le unghie e con i denti'', directed by Pier Francesco Pingitore (2004) * '' Part time'', directed by Angelo Longoni (2004) * '' Amiche'', directed by

(2004) * '' L'uomo sbagliato'', directed by Stefano Reali (2005) * '' I colori della vita'', directed by Stefano Reali (2005) * '' La signora delle camelie'', directed by Lodovico Gasparini (2005) * '' L'uomo che sognava con le aquile'', directed by Vittorio Sindoni (2006) * '' Di che peccato sei?'', directed by Pier Francesco Pingitore (2007) * '' Donne sbagliate'', directed by Monica Vullo (2007) * '' Provaci ancora prof'' – episode '' Dietro la porta'', directed by Rossella Izzo (2007) * '' Senza via d'uscita - Un amore spezzato'', directed by Giorgio Serafini (2007) * '' Io ti assolvo'', directed by Monica Vullo (2008) * '' Zodiaco'', directed by Eros Puglielli (2008) * '' Il sangue e la rosa'' – second series (2008) * '' Bakhita'', directed by

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(2009) * '' So che ritornerai'', directed by Eros Puglielli (2009) * '' Io e mio figlio - Nuove storie per il commissario Vivaldi'', directed by Luciano Odorisio (2010) * '' Paura di amare'', directed by Vincenzo Terracciano (2010) * '' Viso d'angelo'', directed by Eros Puglielli (2011)

As producer

Film

* '' Santarcangelo dei Teatri'', directed by

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and Alberto Molinari (1999) * '' Her Bijit'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (1999) * '' Punti di vista: Le dame veneziane, Augusto Gentili'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (1999) * '' Punti di vista: L'Arsenale di Venezia con Massimo Barbero'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (1999) * '' Tinte forti'', directed by

(2000) * '' Italian Soldiers'', directed by

(2001) * '' The Big Question'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (2004) * '' L'aria'', directed by Daniele Prato (2005) * '' Su mandala'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (2006) * '' The Age of Aquarium'', directed by

(2006) * '' Pale eoliche'', directed by

(2007)

Television

* ''Josef Koudelka'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (1999) * '' Corpi, il '900 scolpito'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (2000) * '' Il compromesso - La tomba di Giulio II e la tragedia di Michelangelo'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (2000) * '' L'arsenale di Pippo'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (2004) * '' Intervallo. Trinità d'Agultu-Luras'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (2006)

As director

Film

* '' Santarcangelo dei Teatri'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (1999) * '' Her Bijit'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (1999) * '' Punti di vista: Le dame veneziane, Augusto Gentili'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (1999) * '' Punti di vista: L'Arsenale di Venezia con Massimo Barbero'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (1999) * '' Una grande fortuna'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (2002) * ''The Big Question'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (2004) * '' Su mandala'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (2006)

Television

* ''Josef Koudelka'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (1999) * '' La montagna cava'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (2000) * '' Corpi, il '900 scolpito'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (2000) * '' Il compromesso - La tomba di Giulio II e la tragedia di Michelangelo'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (2000) * '' L'arsenale di Pippo'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (2004) * '' Intervallo. Trinità d'Agultu-Luras'', directed by

and Alberto Molinari (2006)

References

External links

* {{DEFAULTSORT:Molinari, Alberto Italian male film actors Italian male television actors Italian film producers Italian television producers Italian documentary film directors Male actors from Rome Film directors from Rome 1965 births Living people