Acting
Eduardo Notari
Born 1903-01-01 · Naples, Italy
Eduardo Notari (1903–1986) was an Italian film actor of the silent era. Notari came from Naples, and most of the films he starred in were set in or around the city. His parent Elvira Notari and Nicola Notari ran the Dora Film studio. He began his career in 1912 as one of the first professional child actors in Italy. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Acting credits
Lost Dora Film production based on the hagiographical tale of Saint Pellegrino
Christian Triumph
1930
Lost Gennariello Film production based on the song "Piange Pierrot" by Cesare Andrea Bixio
Pierrot Cries
1924
Maria, a destitute madwoman dies in a fire at the insane asylum. The unwanted corpse of her is donated to the academy for an anatomy lesson. The film ends in the anatomy dissection theatre, where the female body lies on the table surrounded by male doctors and students.
Urchins
1917
5.8In order to conquer Margaretella with expensive presents, a young man called Tore steals his mother's jewels but Margaretella seems to prefer Carluccio who challenges Tore to a duel and wounds him. Forgiven by his mother just before she dies, Tore takes revenge by killing Margaretella, but even in prison he can't stop thinking to his victim.
È piccerella
1922
Lost Dora Film production
The House Spirit
1921
Lost Dora Film production
At Piedigrotta
1920
5.5Nanninella, a young girl, is exploited and abused by her father, whom she maintains with her waitress salary. She falls madly in love with Tore, a handsome and upright man, whose friend Carluccio plots to have Nanninella for himself. Based on a popular Neapolitan song, ‘A Santanotte is the earliest extant feature film by Elvira Notari, Italy's first and most prolific female filmmaker.
'A Santanotte
1922
Lost Dora Film based on the 1906 song of the same title by Salvatore Gambardella, with music by Ernesto Murolo.
Angry Posillipo
1919
Lost Dora Film production
Luciella
1922
NRLost Dora Film production based on a Neapolitan popular song
Infamous Woman
1925
Lost Film Dora production
Nomadic People
1912
A feature film by Elvira Notari, Italy's earliest and most prolific female filmmaker.
Soldier's Fantasy
1927
NRCarmela becomes the obsession of the young Count Luigi, heir to the recently deceased's estate, who moves into the decrepit villa nearby. The count is an inveterate womanizer and ends up snatching Carmela from her boyfriend, deceiving her with his lies. Wounded in a duel over another woman, the nobleman is assisted night and day by Carmela, who witnesses a number of moments of delirium in which the man accuses the butler, Giangrande, of an unspecified blunder.
Carmela the Dressmaker of Montesanto
1916
Lost Gennariello Films production
Gennariello the Policeman
1922
Lost Dora Film remake of the homonymous 1913 film
At Marechiaro There is a Window
1924
Lost Dora Film production based on the 1853 drama "Gabriele il lampionaio di porto" by Nicola de Lise
Gabriele the Lamplighter of the Harbor
1920
Lost Dora Film production
Naples, Singing Mermaid
1929
Lost Dora Film production
Get a Lawyer
1925
No synopsis available yet.
Farewell, My Dear, Farewell... the Army is Going
1915
Lost Dora Film production
Mary the Crazy Woman
1922
Lost Dora Film based on a novel by Carolina Invernizio
Chiarina the Milliner
1919
Lost Film Dora production possibly featuring Elvira Notari herself
Heroism of an Aviator in tripoli
1912
Lost Dora Film production based on the novel "La Medea di Porta Medina" (1882) by Francesco Mastriani
The Medea of Porta Medina
1920
Lost Dora Film based on the song "Carcere" by Libero Bovio
Beneath the Prison
1923