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Contact & details
How their work is rated
6 rated titles, weighted by votes
| Oscars | 0 | of | 2 | nominations | 0% |
52 wins from 90 nominations across all awards
Combined US gross, 1 of 13 titles
- Mostly
- drama, history, comedy
- Active
- 1981–1995
- Rotten Tomatoes
- 76%
- Best known for
- Le Bal
Ratings and awards from OMDb, matched by title and year across 6 of 13 titles. Unmatched titles are left out rather than guessed. Oscars, Emmys and BAFTAs are itemised; other awards sit in the totals. IMDb counts wins separately from losing nominations, so nominations here is wins plus losses.
Credits13
12 films

Unfair Competition
2001 · Film
Produced

The Story of a Poor Young Man
1995 · Film
Produced

The Tenors
1993 · Film
Produced

Mario, Maria and Mario
1993 · Film
Produced

Centro storico
1992 · Film
Produced

The Voyage of Captain Fracassa
1990 · Film
Produced

According to Pontius Pilate
1988 · Film
Produced

Macaroni
1985 · Film
Produced

Cuori nella tormenta
1984 · Film
Produced

Le Bal
1983 · Film
Produced

Passion of Love
1981 · Film
Produced

Portrait of a Nude Woman
1981 · Film
Produced
- 1987
The Family
1987
Produced
The 3 titles since 1986 average 7.3, holding at their 7.4 overall. 2 of 6 rated titles sit above their 7.4 average, which is weighted by votes: the most seen titles pull it up.
Who they work with
- Ettore Scola5
- Ettore Scola3
- Furio Scarpelli3
- Ruggero Maccari3
- Drama3 of 6
- History3 of 6
- Comedy2 of 6
- Romance2 of 6
Names appearing on two or more of Massfilm’s produced titles, across the 6 matched to OMDb. Cast is the top-billed few OMDb lists per title, so it is notable cast rather than a full cast list. A title can carry more than one genre, so the genre counts overlap.
Works with9 companies
Companies that appear alongside Massfilm on the same productions. The number is how many titles they share.
Other companies near Rome
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