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Biography
Damiano Damiani was an Italian film director, screenwriter, and comic book creator. He made his film directing debut with the 1960 feature film Il rossetto (Lipstick), and became known for his politically-charged crime films, like The Day of the Owl (1968) and Confessions of a Police Captain (1971), as well as the Zapata Western A Bullet for the General (1966).
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Awards & recognition
- Targa d'Oro · 1968
- Golden Shell · 1962
Filmography11 titles
How to Kill a Judge
1975as Giacomo Solaris' Attorney (uncredited)
1975as Giacomo Solaris' Attorney (uncredited)
Mafia
1968Director, Screenplay
1968Director, Screenplay
Confessions of a Police Captain
1971Director, Screenplay, Story
1971Director, Screenplay, Story
The Most Beautiful Wife
1970Director, Screenplay, Story
1970Director, Screenplay, Story
A Bullet for the General
1967as Journalist with General Elías
1967as Journalist with General Elías
The Witch
1966Director, Screenplay
1966Director, Screenplay
Sergio Leone: cinema, cinema
2001as Self - Filmmaker
2001as Self - Filmmaker
A Man on His Knees
1979Director, Screenplay, Story
1979Director, Screenplay, Story
A Genius, Two Partners and a Dupe
1975Director, Screenplay
1975Director, Screenplay
Herod the Great
1959Screenplay, Story
1959Screenplay, Story
Amityville II: The Possession
1982Director
1982Director