Cinema Paradiso (1988)

Movie Details

Original Title Nuovo Cinema Paradiso

Original Language IT

Budget $5,000,000

Revenue $11,990,401

Status Released

Popularity 5.1

Cast

Philippe Noiret

Alfredo

Popularity: 0.8

Jacques Perrin

Salvatore 'Totò' Di Vita (adult)

Popularity: 2.7

Marco Leonardi

Salvatore 'Totò' Di Vita (teen)

Popularity: 1.7

Salvatore Cascio

Salvatore 'Totò' Di Vita (child)

Popularity: 0.4

Agnese Nano

Elena Mendola (teen) / Elena's daughter (in Director's cut)

Popularity: 0.9

Antonella Attili

Maria Di Vita (young)

Popularity: 0.5

Pupella Maggio

Maria Di Vita (aged)

Popularity: 0.9

Enzo Cannavale

Spaccafico

Popularity: 1.9

Isa Danieli

Anna

Popularity: 0.3

Leo Gullotta

Ignazio, usher

Popularity: 1.7

Leopoldo Trieste

Father Adelfio

Popularity: 6.3

Tano Cimarosa

Fabbro, blacksmith

Popularity: 0.2

Key Crew

Director Giuseppe Tornatore

Producer Giovanna Romagnoli, Franco Cristaldi

Screenplay Giuseppe Tornatore

Editor Mario Morra

Writer Vanna Paoli

Production

RAI

Tre Forum

Les Films Ariane

TF1 Films Production

Videos & Trailers

Cinema Paradiso Official Trailer

Trailer

Cinema Paradiso Official 25th Anniversary trailer from Arrow Films

Trailer

Image Gallery

Backdrops

Posters

Keywords

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Reviews from TMDB

Andres Gomez 8/10

Nov 13, 2012

Nice comedy-drama about the youth at the small town of an Italian kid.

Shreyance Parakh 10/10

May 4, 2017

**Soulful** Why did it had to end... The movie was like a breath of fresh air.Every thing about it was so refreshing and soulful that you can never get bored of it.It's one of those movies that you can watch again and again and again...The music, the story, the acting, the direction, the editing, ... Read more

tmdb86370050 9/10

May 14, 2017

When you think about cinematography, nowadays you usually think about digital cinematography. But during the early '50s, '60s, and onward, there was a use of this thing called film. Film was what they used in cameras before cameras actually saved them into memory slots digitally. Projectionists actu ... Read more