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Spoleto 1967: Directed by Christian Blackwood, Michael Blackwood. With Rafael Alberti, Ingeborg Bachmann, John Berryman, John Browning. Filmed during a visit to the Spoleto Festival in Umbria on the occasion of its 10th anniversary, "Spoleto 1967" documents the vibrant celebration of culture.
- Christian Blackwood, Michael Blackwood
- 1967
- Documentary
- 58
Filmed during a visit to the Spoleto Festival in Umbria on the occasion of its 10th anniversary, Spoleto 1967 documents the vibrant celebration of culture. Featuring such productions as, “Don Giovanni” and “El Principe Constante”, as well as poetry readings by Allen Ginsberg and Rafael Alberti, the Spoleto Festival continues to display ...
Genres: Art, Documentary. Duration: 1 hour 2 minutes. Availability: Worldwide. A visit to the Spoleto Festival in Umbria on the occasion of its 10th anniversary. Highlights of the film: Don Giovanni - director Gian Carlo Menotti, conductor Thomas Schippers, set designer Henry Moore.
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- 326
- Michael Blackwood Productions
A visit to the Spoleto Festival in Umbria on the occasion of its 10th anniversary. Highlights of the film: Don Giovanni: - director Gian Carlo Menotti, conductor Thomas Schippers, set designer Henry Moore; The Stuttgart Ballet: - choreographer John Cranko; Jerzy Grotowski's staging of El Principe Constante by Calderón presented by the Warsaw ...
Filmed during a visit to the Spoleto Festival in Umbria on the occasion of its 10th anniversary, “Spoleto 1967” documents the vibrant celebration of culture. Beautiful, interesting, incredible cinema.
Summary: A visit to the Spoleto Festival in Umbria held June 30-July 16, 1967 on the occasion of its 10th anniversary, highlighting: Don Giovanni (Thomas Schippers, conductor; Henry Moore, set designer); The Stuggart Ballet (John Cranko, choreographer); The Warsaw Lab Theatre, presenting 'El Principe Constante' (Jerzy Grotowski, director ...
This film documents the tenth anniversary of the Spoleto Festival, or the Festival dei Due Mondi, which was founded by Gian Carlo Menotti in 1957. Menotti’s idea involved bringing American artists to Italy for performances and exhibitions, so it seemed appropriate for the American filmmaker Michael Blackwood to document the anniversary.
