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Release Date:
October 28, 2005
Original Title:
Il mistero di Lovecraft - Road to L.
Genres:
Horror
Production Companies:
Digital Desk
Production Countries:
Italy
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 92
1997: A student of folklore named Andrea Roberti disappears after hypothesizing a possible link between the horror literature of H.P. Lovecraft and the dark folk tales of the Po Delta, a mysterious and remote part of northern Italy.
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Alessandra Resch
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Lidia Ravviso
Donatella Ruggiero
Assistant Sound Editor:
Federico Tummolo
Camera Operator:
Beppe Gallo
Federico Greco
Fabrizio La Palombara
Casting:
Francesca Vallarino
Costume Design:
Laura Matiz
Director:
Federico Greco
Roberto Leggio
Director of Photography:
Fabrizio La Palombara
Editor:
Fulvio Molena
Mauro Sanson
First Assistant Director:
Giacomo Cimini
Francesca Vallarino
Gaffer:
Christian Bonatesta
Hairstylist:
Lucia Calo
Key Grip:
Christian Bonatesta
Makeup & Hair:
Lucia Calo
Original Music Composer:
Giorgio Baldi
Riccardo Giagni
Painter:
Ursula Equizzi
Producer:
Andrea Marotti
Pier Giorgio Bellocchio
Gianluca Curti
Production Assistant:
Sara Elkrem
Lorenza Baccaro
Claudio Belletti
Production Coordinator:
Michela Righini
Production Design:
Roberto Papi
Production Manager:
Leopoldo Pescatore
Researcher:
Tereza Knapp
Script Supervisor:
Emanuela Liverani
Simonetta Solder
Second Assistant Director:
Fabrizio Procaccini
Sound Designer:
Fabrizio Bacherini
Fausto Maria Sciarappa
Sound Mixer:
Fabrizio Bacherini
Visual Effects:
Marco Maciariello
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