13 de novembro de 1974 - Morre o diretor Vittorio De Sicca, precursor do neo-realismo italiano

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Vittorio De Sicca, cineasta italiano, cuja obra cinematográfica era caracterizada por um aspecto humanista e singelo, foi um dos mais importantes diretores e atores do cinema italiano. Considerado o precursor do neo-realismo italiano, morre em13 de novembro de 1974 em Paris aos 72 anos. ★ Support this podcast ★

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