Francesco Bertolini - Adolfo Padovan

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Italian film directors credited on the 1911 silent film L'inferno, an adaptation of Dante's Inferno.

Credited for the 1911 film L'inferno, an ambitious early Italian adaptation of Dante's Inferno noted for pioneering special effects (superimposition, camera movement) and shocking visualizations of hell. The restored version mentioned in reviews features a score by Tangerine Dream.

A 2018 review celebrates the 1911 Italian silent film L'inferno as a timeless, shocking masterpiece and a milestone of early cinema. The reviewer highlights its bold visualizations of Dante's Inferno, pioneering effects (superimposition, camera movement), and a restored version scored by Tangerine Dream. The piece is recommended to lovers of cinema and film history.

For:Fans of silent cinema, film history enthusiasts, and readers interested in Dante adaptations

 At the end of watching, I was shocked, astonished, moved, disrupted, almost overwhelmed, an experience I will never forget! This film is not just a masterpiece; it is an experience!

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