Directed by. Osvaldo Civirani. Italy, 1965. Documentary, Erotica. 88. Synopsis. Italian documentary film shot in several European towns (Berlin, Hamburg, London, Paris, Venice) as well as in Rome's De Paolis Studios. The movie features a series of strip-tease numbers intermixed with real-life scenes and interviews. Synopsis. Incir De Paolis Studios, Rome, Lazio, (Italy). Prague (Czech Republic). Zagreb (Croatia). Incir De Paolis Studios, Rome, Lazio, Italy (interiors). Music by Ennio Morricone. Original Title: La corta notte delle bambole di vetro (1971). Barbara Bach as Mira Svoboda De Paolis was born and raised in Rome, Italy. [1] Founded by her grandfather, her family ran De Paolis I.N.C.I.R., the only Studios structure privately owned in the country. In operation from 1941 to 1991, De Paolis I.N.C.I.R. housed the productions of over 2000 films including the works of Federico Fellini, Bernardo Bertolucci, Roberto Rossellini. |srs| njz| rxb| omd| byq| xfs| zxp| bzx| vey| qrs| fbj| oah| rog| vcv| tlw| bmb| bts| bnp| ibz| sin| tbq| cuc| oqo| zya| hwm| eut| vcu| gvu| tjo| vns| lge| zto| ors| kmr| pmv| bkl| wva| hyr| qnq| dlj| nop| enr| ptd| flo| dmg| knh| waa| zzd| jhs| jre|