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Aglauco Casadio
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Aglauco Casadio was born in 1920 in Faenza, Emilia-Romagna, Italy. Aglauco is a writer and director, known for
Un ettaro di cielo (1958)
,
Piccolo cabotaggio pittorico (1952)
and
La ferriera abbandonata (1963)
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Un ettaro di cielo
7.0
Writer
1958
Piccolo cabotaggio pittorico
Director
1952
La ferriera abbandonata
Short
Director
1963
Giorno segreto
TV Mini Series
Writer
1978 • 3 eps
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TV Mini Series
writer
1978
3 episodes
Un ettaro di cielo
7.0
screenplay
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1958
Director
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La ferriera abbandonata
Short
Director
1963
Clerici
Short
Director
1961
Cinque leoni un soldo
Short
Director
1961
Un ettaro di cielo
7.0
Director
1958
Piccolo cabotaggio pittorico
Director
1952
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Born
1920
Faenza, Emilia-Romagna, Italy
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