Giuseppe Berto
Writer, screenwriter (1914-1978) · Italy · On the map · Writers · Died at 63
Giuseppe Berto was an Italian writer and screenwriter He is mostly known for his novels The Sky Is Red and Incubus.
Giuseppe Berto is read about 64 times a day, in 16 languages.
A typical day, 30 days to 9 November 2026
The middle day of the days counted, so one week of news cannot move it. The line under it is the last 111 days, one point a day.
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1978Died2 November 19781974Bancarella Literary PrizeAward1964Viareggio PrizeAward1957Crotone PrizeAward1914Born27 December 1914
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- Oreste Biancoli Also in Tomorrow Is Too Late (1950)
Alberto Lattuada Directed Anna (1951)
Enrico Maria Salerno Directed The Anonymous Venetian (1970)
Lilla Brignone Giuseppe wrote Oh, Serafina! and Per amore
Georg Wilhelm Pabst Directed Voice of Silence (1953)
Pietro Germi Directed Jealousy (1953)
Renato Castellani Directed The Brigand (1961)
Franco Rossi Directed Death of a Friend (1960)
Giorgio Albertazzi Directed Gradiva (1970)
Giuseppe Amato Produced Tomorrow Is Too Late (1950)
Folco Quilici Directed L'Italia vista dal cielo: Basilicata e Calabria (1967)
Ida Galli Giuseppe wrote Legge di guerra and Per amore
Léonide Moguy Directed Tomorrow Is Too Late (1950)
Duilio Coletti Directed Hell Raiders of the Deep (1953)
Paul Müller Giuseppe wrote Legge di guerra (1961)
Aldo Lado Directed La cosa buffa (1972)
Michael Hinz Giuseppe wrote Legge di guerra (1961)
Romolo Guerrieri Directed Salvo D'Acquisto (1974)
Eduardo Ciannelli Giuseppe wrote Voice of Silence and La tua donna
Hugo Fregonese Directed The Wanderers (1956)
Turi Vasile Produced The Anonymous Venetian (1970)
Lauro Gazzolo Also in The Sky Is Red and Tomorrow Is Too Late- Marcello Andrei Directed The Eye of the Needle (1963)
Tino Carraro Also in Hell Raiders of the Deep and For Love
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About this person
Country
Italy
Category
Writers
Type
Writer / Author
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1914 to 1978 · aged 63
