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Bilan Italy - 2002 9/29/21 7:32:12 AM Tel: +33 (0)1 47 53 95 80 / Fax +33 (0)1 47 05 96 55 / www.unifrance.org SIRET 784359069 00043 / NAF 8421Z / TVA FR 03784359069 French films and the Italian television market in 1998 In 1998, 481 French films were programmed on television channels in Italy. This was the fourth consecutive year of growth in the number of French films scheduled (359 in 1995, 379 in 1996, and 404 in 1997). 91 films were programmed on Telepiu, and 390 on the free TV channels. Italian TV channels also devoted a larger share of their line-up to French fare. Of the more than 12,000 movie broadcasts, French films were aired 955 times, taking out 7.8% of film slots, showing an increase of 3.4 points compared with 1997. Their share of movie airtime rose significantly on the free TV channels, up from 1.9% to 5.3%. Traditionally giving greatest exposure to French films, RAI 3 bested past records this year. With 107 titles programmed, it outstripped even Telepiu, the specialist movie channel, in which Canal Plus had recently acquired a stake. The three public broadcasters stepped up the number of French films offered in 1998, demonstrated by an increase on RAI 1 from 41 titles broadcast in 1997 to 77 in 1998, and on RAI 2, from 30 to 32 titles. Of all the commercial channels, Rete 4 had always been the most oriented to French films. This year, it broadcast 84 titles, 38 more than the previous year. With 91 French films included in its line-up in 1998 (for 514 broadcasts), Telepui matched its figures recorded in 1996. French New Wave cinema still held its popularity with Italian viewers. Films by three directors from this movement were aired numerous times this year: Éric Rohmer (with 9 films), François Truffaut (9 films) and Claude Chabrol (7 films). Tel: +33 (0)1 47 53 95 80 / Fax +33 (0)1 47 05 96 55 / www.unifrance.org SIRET 784359069 00043 / NAF 8421Z / TVA FR 03784359069 Statistics for French films (theatrical release) - Italy Release details - 2002 Film title Box Office Admissions Number of Sales agents Local (€) prints distributors 1 Amelie 8,318,441 1,447,115 212 TF1 Studio Bim Distribuzione 2 The Pianist 4,148,241 717,943 181 STUDIOCANAL 01 Distribution (Rai Cinema) 3 Asterix and 3,695,085 637,000 287 Pathé Films Buena vista Obelix, Mission international - Cleopatra Italie 4 8 Women 2,120,792 365,800 101 STUDIOCANAL Bim Distribuzione 5 Callas Forever 1,244,011 214,000 147 Tamasa Medusa Distribution 6 Tanguy 1,206,232 219,096 42 TF1 Studio Lucky Red 7 Vidocq, Fighting 1,185,305 205,890 155 TF1 Studio Medusa a Myth 8 Man on the 1,125,489 195,000 86 Pathé Films Mikado Film Train 9 Irreversible 1,061,010 184,560 162 Wild Bunch Bim International Distribuzione 10 11'09''01 905,224 170,728 102 Wild Bunch Bim International Distribuzione 11 Wasabi 685,718 134,700 152 EuropaCorp 01 Distribution (Rai Cinema) 12 Amen. 585,708 107,580 27 Pathé Films Mikado Film 13 Winged 542,735 93,500 60 France tv Lucky Red Migration distribution 14 The Big Blue 520,491 87,346 73 Gaumont Filmauro 15 Read My Lips 504,960 89,451 34 Pathé Films Nexo 16 The Man 470,429 81,000 27 Bavaria Film Bim Without a Past International Distribuzione 17 See How They 467,049 80,500 27 TF1 Studio Istituto Luce - Run Cinecittà 18 The Dancer 401,903 67,770 121 EuropaCorp Filmauro 19 Jules and Jim 374,999 65,485 18 mk2 films Bim Distribuzione 20 No Man's Land 356,241 62,330 19 The Works 01 Distribution (Rai Cinema) 21 The Nest 334,714 55,876 86 Pathé Films Filmauro 22 Grazia's Island 324,785 59,266 0 Gaumont Medusa 23 Pauline & 308,010 58,190 13 TF1 Studio Bim Paulette Distribuzione 24 The Russian 267,317 46,000 13 Celluloid Mikado Film Ark Dreams 25 Who Knows 253,164 44,250 13 Celluloid Mikado Film Dreams Tel: +33 (0)1 47 53 95 80 / Fax +33 (0)1 47 05 96 55 / www.unifrance.org SIRET 784359069 00043 / NAF 8421Z / TVA FR 03784359069 26 The Son 241,498 45,679 26 Wild Bunch Lucky Red International 27 He Loves Me... 219,138 40,800 40 TF1 Studio Bim He Loves Me Distribuzione Not 28 Monday 184,781 34,598 15 Celluloid Mikado Film Morning Dreams 29 Marie-Jo and 182,363 32,900 12 Bim Her 2 Lovers Distribuzione 30 A Crime in 174,512 30,970 16 Tamasa Lucky Red Paradise Distribution 31 Monsieur 163,620 36,510 0 Tamasa Lady Film SRL Batignole Distribution 32 Taking Sides 128,089 22,480 7 Mikado Film 33 Warm Water 122,831 20,940 12 Pyramide Bim Under a Red International Distribuzione Bridge 34 The Girl from 118,172 23,535 13 Tamasa Lucky Red Paris Distribution 35 April Captains 117,313 21,000 0 France tv Sharada distribution 36 Roberto Succo 110,353 19,500 29 Playtime Fandango 37 The Uncertainty 97,499 17,934 8 Gemini Films Mikado Film Principle 38 Love Street 90,110 17,458 44 Pathé Films Warner Bros. (Italie) 39 Mademoiselle 86,744 15,000 17 France tv Bim distribution Distribuzione 40 Safe Conduct 86,025 16,633 11 STUDIOCANAL 01 Distribution (Rai Cinema) 41 Next to Nothing 81,252 13,813 4 Playtime Mikado Film 42 Replay 80,329 13,965 9 Pyramide Sharada International 43 The Closet 78,845 14,000 6 Gaumont Filmauro 44 Sans nouvelles 76,060 13,913 46 Lucky Red de Dieu 45 Requiem 75,130 12,959 0 Tamasa Warner Bros. Distribution (Italie) 46 Kedma 72,169 12,100 15 Celluloid Bim Dreams Distribuzione 47 Les Amants du 62,537 11,637 34 Orange Studio Istituto Luce - Nil Cinecittà 48 Divine 59,818 11,399 13 Pyramide Warner Bros. Intervention International (Italie) 49 The Piano 54,612 11,330 6 mk2 films Bim Teacher Distribuzione 50 Good old 53,972 9,917 18 Playtime Mikado Film naughty days 51 Little Tom 49,391 8,978 36 Wild Bunch Lucky Red Thumb International 52 Swing 42,053 7,672 11 Pyramide Mikado Film International 53 Far Away 40,817 7,926 10 Fox France Mikado Film Tel: +33 (0)1 47 53 95 80 / Fax +33 (0)1 47 05 96 55 / www.unifrance.org SIRET 784359069 00043 / NAF 8421Z / TVA FR 03784359069 54 Millennium 39,161 6,800 3 Fortissimo Istituto Luce - Mambo Films Cinecittà 55 Ten 38,583 7,680 6 mk2 films Bim Distribuzione 56 Brotherhood of 37,755.16 7,491 8 STUDIOCANAL 01 Distribution the Wolf (Rai Cinema) 57 Tosca 30,825 6,258 12 Editions Key Films Montparnasse 58 One 4 All 27,556 4,925 5 Les Films 26 Multi Media Film Distribution 59 I'm Starving 22,606 3,782 20 Gaumont Warner Bros. (Italie) 60 What Time is it 22,195 4,250 6 Fortissimo Istituto Luce - Over There ? Films Cinecittà 61 Human Nature 21,984 3,800 35 Tamasa 01 Distribution Distribution (Rai Cinema) 62 The Captive 18,584 3,300 3 Sharada 63 Semana Santa 17,815 3,348 12 Walt Disney Istituto Luce - Studios Motion Cinecittà Pictures International (ex-Buena Vista International France) 64 Mr. Hulot's 16,562 3,000 2 STUDIOCANAL Mikado Film Holiday / Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot 65 Play Time 16,158 2,884 2 STUDIOCANAL Mikado Film 66 Water Drops on 15,867 3,927 5 Celluloid Key Films Burning Rocks Dreams 67 The Lady and 15,259 2,770 2 Pathé Films Bim the Duke Distribuzione 68 I'm Going Home 14,558 2,520 2 Gemini Films Mikado Film 69 Time Out 14,179 3,143 3 Celluloid Mikado Film Dreams 70 Tomorrow's 13,702 2,465 1 Tamasa Bim Another Day Distribution Distribuzione 71 Behind the sun 12,456 2,227 0 Buena vista international - Italie 72 Mon Oncle 12,246 2,249 2 STUDIOCANAL Mikado Film 73 Festival Day 7,836 1,500 2 STUDIOCANAL Mikado Film 74 The 4,378 760 1 Celluloid Sharada Pornographer Dreams 75 Uneasy Riders 3,967 843 1 Wild Bunch Key Films International 76 Vengo 3,329 580 1 Fox France Mikado Film 77 It Takes All 2,257 672 1 Tamasa Lucky Red Kinds Distribution 78 Belphegor, 2,196 520 2 STUDIOCANAL 01 Distribution Phantom of the (Rai Cinema) Louvre Tel: +33 (0)1 47 53 95 80 / Fax +33 (0)1 47 05 96 55 / www.unifrance.org SIRET 784359069 00043 / NAF 8421Z / TVA FR 03784359069 79 Poetical 2,178 380 1 Pyramide Mikado Film Refugee International 80 Kirikou and the 1,974 379 2 France tv Mikado Film Sorceress distribution 81 The Fidelity 1,966 454 2 The Bureau Minerva Sales Pictures 82 Kiss of the 1,911 285 0 EuropaCorp 20th Century Dragon Fox (Italie) 83 The Prince of 1,807 310 2 TF1 Studio Sharada the Pacific 84 Under the Sand 1,437 270 1 Celluloid Lucky Red Dreams 85 Code Unknown 1,368 240 1 mk2 films Columbia Tristar films 86 Kippur 1,364 240 1 France tv Medusa distribution 87 The Dinner 1,167 220 1 Gaumont Filmauro Game 88 Charge! 885 340 1 Istituto Luce - Cinecittà 89 Train of Life 412 80 1 Orange Studio Academy Pictures 90 The Town is 251 55 1 Istituto Luce - Quiet Cinecittà Tel: +33 (0)1 47 53 95 80 / Fax +33 (0)1 47 05 96 55 / www.unifrance.org SIRET 784359069 00043 / NAF 8421Z / TVA FR 03784359069 French films acquired (production year : 2002) Film title Film export Local distributor Production status companies/International distributors Tel: +33 (0)1 47 53 95 80 / Fax +33 (0)1 47 05 96 55 / www.unifrance.org SIRET 784359069 00043 / NAF 8421Z / TVA FR 03784359069 Market development Year Admissions Admissions Box office for Box office for Number of Average (all to French films of all French films screens ticket price nationalities) films nationalities (€) (€) (€) 2019 97,586,858 4,389,862 635,449,774 25,827,779.9 3,542 6.51 2018 85,903,642 3,955,462 555,445,372 23,179,778 3,505 6.47 2017 92,336,963 4,423,317 584,843,610 25,796,410 3,510 6.33 2016 105,385,195 4,592,612 661,844,025 25,945,505 3,438 6.28 2015 99,417,151 5,463,780 637,565,169 31,964,780 3,358 6.41 2014 91,526,747 6,227,971 575,247,515 36,522,342 3,266 6.28 2013 97,400,000 3,985,707 618,400,000 22,505,167 3,256 6.35 2012 91,300,000 7,017,511 608,900,000 41,824,257 3,238 6.67 2011 101,300,000 4,701,488 661,500,000 28,044,391 3,837 6.5 2010 109,800,000 4,583,229 734,200,000
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    VIALE PARIOLI, 72 – 00197 ROMA TEL. 0636002430 – FAX 0636002438 [email protected] www.carolleviandcompany.it GIOVANNA RALLI TEATRO 1997-1998 “È stata una festa bellissima 1977 “Fra un anno alla stessa ora” , regia di Garinei e Giovannini 1962 “Una giornata particolare” regia di E. Scola 1957 “Un paio d'ali” regia di Garinei e Giovannini CINEMA 2021 “Marcel!”, regia di Jasmine Trinca 2013 "Un ragazzo d'oro", regia di P.Avati "Mister Love", regia di B. Pontellini 2012 "Immaturi - Il viaggio", regia di P. Genovese 2011 "Immaturi", regia di P. Genovese 2008 “Il sangue dei vinti” regia di M.Soavi 2003 “Il pranzo della domenica regia di C.Vanzina 1995 "Tutti gli anni una volta l'anno” regia di G.Lazotti 1991 “Verso sera” regia di F.Archibugi 1981 “Manolesta” regia di P. F.Campanile 1980 “Arrivano i bersaglieri” regia di L.Magni 1977 “Pane, burro e marmellata” regia di G..Capitani 1976 “Languidi baci... perfide carezze” regia di A.Angeli "Chi dice donna dice donna”, regia di T.Cervi 1975 "40 gradi all'ombra del lenzuolo” regia di S.Martino “Colpita da improvviso benessere” regia di F.Giraldi “Di che segno sei?”regia di S,Corbucci 1974 “Per amare Ofelia” regia di di F. Mogherini "C'eravamo tanto amati” regia di E. Scola “La polizia chiede aiuto” regia di M. Dallamano 1971 “Gli occhi freddi della paura”regia di E.G. Castellari 1970 “Una prostituta al servizio del pubblico e in regola con le leggi dello stato” regia di di I.Zingarelli “4 per Cordob” regia di P.Wendkos 1969 “La donna invisibile”, regia di P.Spinola “Il mercenario” regia di di S.Corbucci 1966 "Papà, ma che cosa hai fatto in guerra?” regia di B.
  • A Man and a Woman

    A Man and a Woman

    A Man and a Woman s there a person anywhere in a very influential film, and there the world who was around in the were many imitators who followed A Man and a Woman was only I1960s and 1970s who could not suit, none achieving anywhere Lai’s third film score, but it put him instantly recognize the theme from near the success of what they on the map and he has not A Man and a Woman? Doubtful, were imitating. It wasn’t only other stopped working since, and that in - unless you were living under a rock movies it inspired – it was com - cludes scoring close to thirty films in a cave in Siberia, and even then mercials, other film scores, print for director Lelouch. Just a few you’d probably have heard it. In ads, etc. short years later, in 1970, Lai fact, it became one of the most would win the Oscar for Best Score beloved movie themes ever written The movie is simple and direct, for Love Story . His music for A almost instantly. It was the right stylish (in both black-and-white Man and a Woman speaks for it - theme from the right film at the and color), haunting, beautiful, ro - self – the melodies are stunningly right time. Upon its release in mantic, touching, and it’s almost beautiful. Part and parcel of the 1966, A Man and a Woman be - impossible not to be caught up in score are the wonderful vocals of came a sensation everywhere it its spell. It’s basically the story of Pierre Barouh and Nicole Croisille, played.