Organized by the Italian Cultural Institute Los Angeles in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute San Francisco and SDIFF.
Raphael: The Lord of the Arts is an ambitious whirlwind tour of the Renaissance artist’s masterworks that showcases around 50 paintings by Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino (1483-1520), who was known for his serene portraits and the sinuous grandeur of his human forms. Raphael is best described as a docudrama, and includes a number of dramatic, well-acted, and beautifully filmed reenactments with Flavio Parenti in the role of Raphael. The film stands as the first major documentary on the artist’s work, and was pared down from around 200 hours of footage to clock in at 90 minutes.
In English.
- Year2017
- Runtime90 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryItaly
- DirectorLuca Viotto
- ScreenwriterLaura Allievi
- CastFlavio Parenti, Angela Curri, Enrico Lo Verso, Marco Cocci, Riccardo Niseem Onorato, Antonio Paolucci, Antonio Natali, Vincenzo Farinella
- CinematographerMassimiliano Gatti
- EditorEmanuele Marchesi, Valentina Corti
- MusicMatteo Curallo
Organized by the Italian Cultural Institute Los Angeles in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute San Francisco and SDIFF.
Raphael: The Lord of the Arts is an ambitious whirlwind tour of the Renaissance artist’s masterworks that showcases around 50 paintings by Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino (1483-1520), who was known for his serene portraits and the sinuous grandeur of his human forms. Raphael is best described as a docudrama, and includes a number of dramatic, well-acted, and beautifully filmed reenactments with Flavio Parenti in the role of Raphael. The film stands as the first major documentary on the artist’s work, and was pared down from around 200 hours of footage to clock in at 90 minutes.
In English.
- Year2017
- Runtime90 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryItaly
- DirectorLuca Viotto
- ScreenwriterLaura Allievi
- CastFlavio Parenti, Angela Curri, Enrico Lo Verso, Marco Cocci, Riccardo Niseem Onorato, Antonio Paolucci, Antonio Natali, Vincenzo Farinella
- CinematographerMassimiliano Gatti
- EditorEmanuele Marchesi, Valentina Corti
- MusicMatteo Curallo