Luigi Filippo D'Amico
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Luigi Filippo D'Amico

Oct 9, 1924 - Roma, Italy

Luigi Filippo D'Amico (9 October 1924 – 28 April 2007) was an Italian film director and screenwriter. His 1974 film Il domestico was shown as part of a retrospective on Italian comedy at the 67th Venice International Film Festival.

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Movie2002Luchino ViscontiSelf
Movie1947Flesh Will SurrenderUn passante (uncredited)
Movie1952BellissimaSelf

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Movie1970Il presidente del Borgorosso Football ClubDirectorDirecting
Movie1954House of RicordiScreenplayWriting
Movie1955BravissimoScreenplayWriting
Movie1965ComplexesDirectorDirecting
Movie1966Our HusbandsDirectorDirecting
Movie1974The HouseholdDirectorDirecting
Movie1976San Pasquale Baylonne, Protector of WomenDirectorDirecting
Movie1961AkikoDirectorDirecting
Movie1961AkikoScreenplayWriting
Movie1961AkikoStoryWriting
Movie1955BravissimoDirectorDirecting
Movie1954House of RicordiStoryWriting
Movie1954House of RicordiFirst Assistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1954Casta divaStoryWriting
Movie1954Casta divaScreenplayWriting
Movie1954Casta divaFirst Assistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1952La fiammataScreenplayWriting
Movie1962Desert WarWriterWriting
Movie1956Noi siamo le colonneScreenplayWriting
Movie1946Rome: Free CityScreenplayWriting
Movie1946Rome: Free CityFirst Assistant DirectorDirecting
Movie2002Luchino ViscontiWriterWriting
Movie1973Amore e ginnasticaDirectorDirecting
Movie1973Amore e ginnasticaWriterWriting
Movie1962Desert WarDirectorDirecting
Movie1974Playing the FieldDirectorDirecting
Movie1974Playing the FieldScreenplayWriting
Movie1974Playing the FieldStoryWriting
Movie1956Noi siamo le colonneDirectorDirecting
Movie1961Mariti a congressoDirectorDirecting