P.O.E. Poetry of Eerie
“A single challenge. 15 international directors. 13 classic tales of terror from Edgar Allen Poe. Only three days of filming. The results...”
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Poetry of Eerie features 13 Poe-inspired short segments directed by a cadre of international filmmakers, filmed under tight constraints, offering abstract, atmospheric takes on the macabre.
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Principal cast & crew: 33
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Edited by Nevio De ContiShot by Valeria Di PofiScored by Mauro BortolaniDesigned by Roberto Papi
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Cast & Crew
33 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Ruth Morandini
as Ginevra (segment: The Glasses)
Paolo Andreetta
as Albert (segment: The Glasses)
Elettra Gozzi
as Missing Girl (segment: The Glasses)
Gerardo Lamattina
as Valdemar (segment: Valdemar)
Marcello Moretti
as Barman (segment: Valdemar)
Mariano Aprea
as The Father (segment: The Sphinx)
Laura Gigante
as The Daughter (segment: The Sphinx)
Giovanni Morassutti
as Richard di Broglio (segment: The Glasses)
Francesco Roder
as Roger di Broglio (segment: The Glasses)
Alessandro Garavini
as Doctor (segment: Valdemar)
Directors
4Writers
4Producers
3Other crew
13Chester Copperpot
Cinematographer
Domiziano Cristopharo
Cinematographer
Michele De Angelis
Cinematographer
Valeria Di Pofi
Cinematographer
Enrico Angelini
Composer
Marco Balbinot
Composer
Mauro Bortolani
Composer
Umberto Corazza
Composer
Alessandro Giordani
Editor
Bruno Di Marcello
Editor
Francesco Chiatante
Editor
Nevio De Conti
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