Alfredo Giannetti

Alfredo Giannetti was an Italian screenwriter and film director celebrated for his contributions to Italian cinema. Born in Rome, he began his career as a journalist before transitioning to screenwriting. Giannetti collaborated extensively with director Pietro Germi, co-writing films such as Divorce Italian Style (1961), for which they won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. He also directed films like The Automobile (1971) and 1870 (1972). Giannetti's work is noted for its incisive social commentary and exploration of Italian society.

Crew

Serafino

Story

The Shark Hunter

Story, Screenplay

A Husband for Anna

Story, Screenplay

Divorce Italian Style

Screenplay, Story

Italian Engagement

Writer, Director

The Blue-Eyed Bandit

Director, Screenplay

The Handsome Devil

Director, Writer

A Day for Lionhearts

Screenplay, Dialogue, Story

Day by Day, Desperately

Director, Story, Screenplay

Tre donne - La sciantosa

Writer, Director

Di mamma non ce n'è una sola

Writer, Director

Serenata a Maria

Screenplay, Story

Maruzzella

Screenplay, Story

The Automobile

Director, Story, Screenplay

Tre donne - 1943: Un incontro

Writer, Director

1870

Director, Story, Screenplay

Man of Straw

Screenplay, Story

Amori pericolosi

Director, Writer

The Facts of Murder

Co-Director, Screenplay

The Railroad Man

Screenplay, Story, Co-Director

The Climax

Story, Screenplay

The Double Bed

Writer

Bonded by Tender Friendship

Writer, Director

Assicurasi vergine

Writer

Horse Fever

Screenplay

Miss Arizona

Writer

Mother's Heart

Screenplay

Il mondo dei miracoli

Dialogue

Addio e Ritorno

Writer

Ragazzo di borgata

Story, Screenplay