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L'Italia s'è desta is a 1927 film notable for being directed by a woman. Though only a fragment remains, it may interest collectors of early cinema and women's contributions to film history.
L'Italia s'è desta is quite scarce, with only a fragment surviving today, making any format of this film a collector's curiosity. The original length was a solid 1820 meters, but now we're left with just a snapshot of its narrative. This film has seen very limited releases over the years, adding to its appeal for those interested in the evolution of Italian film. The fragment that exists showcases the unique storytelling and aesthetic choices of its time, and there's a considerable interest in preserving and studying what remains.
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L'Italia s'è desta is a silent film from 1927.
L'Italia s'è desta was directed by a woman, though her name is not specified.
Only a fragment of L'Italia s'è desta survives, measuring 175 meters from the original 1820 meters.
The top cast includes Gennaro Santoro and Oreste Tesorone.
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