Enzo Monteleone

Director and screenwriter Enzo Monteleone (1954, Italy), also known as
Vincenzo Monteleone, wrote 14 screenplays and directed 3 films. He made his
directing debut with the film La vera vita di Antonio H. (1994). He won
the FEDIC awards at the Venice film festival. His most recent film, El
Alamein (2002), won three David di Donatello awards (cinematography,
editing, sound). He wrote the screenplay for the popular Italian film
Mediteraneo (1991, directed by G. Salvatores), which won an Oscar in
the category of the best foreign film.

Filmography

Films by this director

Ormai é fatta

(1999)

Directed by: Enzo Monteleone

PHOTOGRAPHY: Arnaldo Catinari

Synopsis:

This film is the biography of the famous bank robber Horst Fantazzini. He was known in North Italy under the name gentleman-thief because he never used violence in his robberies -- only his fake revolver. After many trials and escapes, in the summer of 1973 he was sent to the Fossano prison . When he tries to escape from it, things do not go according to plan, and he is forced to use a real gun and threaten his hostages… The film was nominated for the most important Italian film award,...

color, 110 min

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