- came in the post-World War II era
after 1945,
producing films such as
Ferraniacolor or the black-and-white
Pancro 30 (P30) used by
famous Italian directors...
-
centimeters (2.4 in) A type 120
reversal film from the mid-1950s: the
Italian Ferraniacolor Slide frames, 1940 (metal or card) to 1985 (plastic)
Agfacolor slide...
- sets were
designed by the art
director Franco Lolli. It was
filmed in
Ferraniacolor.
Wrongly accused of a
crime Chéri-Bibi is
sentence to
imprisonment on...
- to
produce dye
transfer release prints from Agfacolor,
Gevacolor and
Ferraniacolor color negative stock, po****r in Europe. No
movies originating on color...
- uomo, Totò a
colori (one of the
first Italian color movies, 1952, in
Ferraniacolor), I
soliti ignoti, Totò,
Peppino e la malafemmina, La
legge è legge...
-
Alberto Sordi,
Silvana Pampanini and
Antonella Lualdi. It was shot in
Ferraniacolor at the Cinecittà
studios in Rome.
Alberto Sordi as
Alberto Silvana Pampanini...
- 1952
Italian comedy film, the
first Italian color film shot with the
Ferraniacolor system. It was
directed by
Steno and
starred the
comic actor Totò. In...
-
Dugromacolor 1952
Additive (3 color) Dumas, Grosset, and Marx
Unknown Ferraniacolor 1952
Subtractive (3 color) Toto in
Color (1952) Fox
Lenticular Film...
-
Marco Vicario,
Rossana Podestà and
Silvana Pampanini. It was shot in
Ferraniacolor.[citation needed] This film was one of
several musicarelli directed...
- some
inspiration from that of The
Three Musketeers. It was shot in
Ferraniacolor and took
around 248
million lire at the
Italian box office. It is set...
