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Marco Tullio Giordana - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography
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Born October 1, 1950, Milan is an Italian film director and screenwriter.
In the 70s he appeared in films, wrote the script for the documentary film "Forward, Italy!" (1977), directed by Roberto Faenza. But the debut will overtake him two years later. In 1979, the feature film "Curse, I Love You" was released, which was presented at the Cannes Film Festival and won the Golden Leopard at the Locarno Film Festival.
His handwriting can be seen in Antonio Margheriti's Car Crash (1980), and next year Marco Tullio Jordana will return to directing with the ambitious Fall of Rebellious Angels, presented at the Venice Film Festival, dominated by terrorist figures like and in his first picture.
In 1984, the film adaptation of Carlo Castellaneta's novel Nights and Fogs appears on television, in two parts and in the center of which is the figure of the political police commissioner who lives in Milan, in the Republic of Salo.
Returns to the film industry three years later to lead work on the new film See You In Liverpool! (1987), a film about the tragedy at Elzey Stadium, when on March 29, 1985, England's Liverpool fans provoked an accident during the European Cup final in Brussels, in which a wall collapsed and killed 39 fans, 32 of whom were Italians. Also, this motion picture was previously shown in Venice.
In 1991 he took part in the collective shooting of the film "Especially on Sundays" (1991), which was divided into four parts (other parts were directed by Giuseppe Tornatore, Giuseppe Bertolucci and Francesco Barilli). Marco Tullio Giordano filmed the episode "Snow on Fire", inspired by the tales of Tonino Guerra. In 1995 he focuses on the film Pasolini. Crime in Italian ".
In 1996 he collaborated with other directors such as Gianni Amelio, Marco Risi, Alessandro D'Alatri and Mario Martone on projects of the Italian Public TV and Radio Company and UNICEF.
In 2000 he returns to the Venice Film Festival with the film One Hundred Steps, which tells the story of the life and death of Peppino Impastato. This film by Mark Tullio Jordan wins Best Screenplay.
In 2003, the film "Best of the Young" appeared on TV screens, which describes the story of two brothers Matteo and Nikola Karati, from the 60s to 2003. This film won the Special View nomination at the Cannes Film Festival. The impressive work, which lasts 6 hours, was released by the Italian Radio and Television Joint Stock Company. Despite the length of the film, it has earned success with audiences and received positive reviews from critics. This film was later broadcast on television in 4 episodes.
In 2005, the film “If You Are Born, You Can't Hide” is presented for the competition in Cannes, which, however, does not repeat the success of the film “Best of Young”. In 2007, he creates a two-part film specially for television, which will be shown in cinemas.
"Raging Blood" (2008) is a new film by Marco Tullio Jordan with such great actors as Monica Bellucci, Luca Zingaretti and Alessio Boni, who recreate the story of the actors in love, Osvaldo Valenti and Luisa Ferida, who were popular during the fascist times, and then were shot by anti-fascists for links with the Nazi leaders.
In 2012, the Novel of the Massacre is published, dedicated to the explosion in Milan's National Agricultural Bank in Piazza Fontana on 12 December 1969 and the events that followed. This film won the 2012 Special Jury Prize in Karlovy Vary.
