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Odissea
Odissea is an eight-part TV miniseries television drama co-produced and broadcast by RAI in 1968, based on Homer's poem of the same name. It was directed by Franco Rossi, together with Piero Schivazappa and Mario Bava. It was one of the most successful RAI screenplays, due to the level of spectacularity higher than that of previous television productions. Excellent cast, among which Bekim Fehmiu in the role of Ulysses and Irene Papas in the role of Penelope stand out. Each episode was preceded by an introduction in which the poet Giuseppe Ungaretti read some lines of the poem.
Metadata: TVmaze · CC BY-SAEvery chapter of the story.
About Odissea.
- Format
- TV series
- First aired
- Episode length
- 60 minutes
- Genres
- Drama · Adventure · Fantasy
- IMDb ID
- tt0064750
- TVmaze ID
- 49616
Catalogue: TVmaze · CC BY-SA.
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What is Odissea about?
Odissea is an eight-part TV miniseries television drama co-produced and broadcast by RAI in 1968, based on Homer's poem of the same name. It was directed by Franco Rossi, together with Piero Schivazappa and Mario Bava. It was one of the most successful RAI screenplays, due to the level of spectacularity higher than that of previous television productions. Excellent cast, among which Bekim Fehmiu in the role of Ulysses and Irene Papas in the role of Penelope stand out. Each episode was preceded by an introduction in which the poet Giuseppe Ungaretti read some lines of the poem.
How long is Odissea?
The catalogue lists an episode length of 60 minutes; individual episodes may vary.
When was Odissea released?
The listed premiere date is 24 March 1968.
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