The Boatman of Amalfi

The Boatman of Amalfi, a silent film from 1918, captures the essence of early cinema. As a lost Dora Film, it draws its narrative from the 1882 novel Il barcaiulo d'Amalfi, providing a glimpse into Italian storytelling of that era.

For collectors, the film represents a significant piece of cinema history. Its classification as a lost film adds to its intrigue, as it highlights the challenges of preserving early 20th-century films. The film features Mariù Gleck in the top cast, adding a notable name to its legacy. The connection to the literary work offers an additional layer of interest for those familiar with Mastriani’s writing.