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549:), her first production at Rinascimento Film. Highly unusually for the time, the story of the protagonist is told through an extended flashback. An unconscious woman with gunshot wounds is brought into the city hospital. After conversing with her doctor, a detective finds the woman's diary, which is then used to tell the story of her life. At the end of the film, the unknown woman dies, having never regained consciousness, and the detective sets off to arrest her killer. The sets and interiors, extravagant in Menichelli's earlier films, were reduced to a bare minimum, and the film used 531: 1713: 527:
Baron Carlo D'Amato, and made a total of thirteen films there between 1919 and 1923. Despite the deepening crisis in the Italian film industry during these years, Menichelli's films continued to do well commercially because of her enduring popularity in certain countries, such as Mexico, and Rinascimento Film's calculated appeal to export markets, which included adapting foreign texts and putting foreign co-stars alongside Menichelli.
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depicts a key moment in the film. Menichelli's character knocks over an oil lamp, and asks Mari's character to choose between love and all-consuming passion, and he chooses the latter. Menichelli's feathered hat, long capes and fierce gestures make her seem like an owl and reinforce one of the film's
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novel of the same name, and was developed from a screenplay by Febo Mari, Menichelli's co-star. However, the film was full of d'Annunzian themes of violent passion, power and decadence. The film is divided into three parts: La Favilla (the spark), La Vampa (the flame/blaze) and Il Cenere (the ashes),
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in 1909, Pina Menichelli married an Italo-Argentine, Libero Pica, and the couple had three children. One child, a boy, was born in 1909 and died shortly afterwards. The second, a son called Manolo, was born in 1910. The couple separated when Menichelli was pregnant with their third child, a daughter
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for his permission to leave Itala Films. During her four years at Itala Films, Menichelli's career had reached great heights, and her salary had increased from 12,000 lira per year to 300,000 lira per year. Menichelli moved to Rinascimento Film of Rome, which had been founded specifically for her by
483:(1916) has survived, making any judgement of the film or Menichelli's performance difficult. The film was a success in Spain, France and Central America.In Italy, the film's ending was changed on the orders of the Italian censors, and the film was a commercial failure. A similar fate also awaited 410:, who refused to have his name appear on the poster or in the film's credits. The plot concerns a diplomat, La Ferlita (Alberto Nepoti), who falls in love with the Russian Countess Natka (Menichelli). Natka frequently encourages then rejects La Ferlita, and their love story is broken up by a long 298:. However, reviews of her last films at Cines suggest that Menichelli was well on her way to film stardom before her move to Itala Films. Menichelli had graduated to starring roles in feature films, and her performances were generally positively reviewed, earning her favourable comparisons with 630:
On the death of her first husband, who had always refused to annul their marriage, Menichelli married Baron Carlo D'Amato, founder of Rinascimento Film, in 1924. Menichelli retired from public life and refused all contact with film historians. Menichelli also destroyed all the documents and
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cinema." Both films allowed audiences a passport into the exciting lives of the upper-classes; an imaginary world of luxury where it was possible to transgress Italian society's strict moral codes. More widely, both films have also been mentioned as classics of the
471:. While Bertini rejected close-ups in the early part of her career, Menichelli managed to express a lot of emotion in them. Unlike Bertini, Menichelli did not claim to be the 'creator' of her character, and worked under the orders of her directors. 224:. Her parents, Cesare and Francesca Malvica, were both touring theatre actors, who performed in Sicilian language. The Menichellis were part of a dynasty of performers, which included Nicola Menichelli, an important eighteenth century 259:), before gaining supporting roles in several films based around famous actresses, such as Hesperia (Olga Mambelli), Soava Gallone and Gianna Terribili-Gonzales. Menichelli received positive reviews for her performances in 414:
to Natka's previous relationship with a young revolutionary called Dolski (Febo Mari). Amid some beautiful snow scenes, Countess Natka's chance encounter with Dolski leads to a passionate romance. Exiled to
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Being part of a family of touring actors, Menichelli started acting as child. Her first important role was in 1907 in a theatre company run by Irma Gramatica and Flavio Andò, which toured
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Since her death, restorations of Menichelli's surviving films have been shown at important film festivals, and her filmography has been re-assembled and re-evaluated by film historians.
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and on her passionate, decadent eroticism. Menichelli became a global star, and one of the most appreciated actresses in Italian cinema, before her retirement in 1924, aged 34.
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which correspond with the three phases of the relationship between Menichelli's aristocratic poet and Mari's impoverished painter. The original poster for
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was highly flammable and often discarded. Restorations of Menichelli's films have been shown at important film festivals, including the
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The fact that Menichelli was a 'separated woman' was well known to the Italian public. This contrasts with the likes of
1723: 314:(1915), another reviewer remarked, "The public like Menichelli, and that's enough. I could say that I like her too." 1904: 1009:(1916), is preserved in the archives of the Cineteca Nazionale, Rome, Italy. Only a fragment of the film survives. 1909: 306:, the two most famous Italian film actresses of the time. One reviewer noted Menichelli's, "uncommon talent," in 1944: 960: 1919: 595:(1917). This marked a change from her usual serious roles, and both films were very popular with the public. 379:
and birds of prey. Menichelli earned the nickname 'Our Lady of Spasms' for her abrupt gestures in this film.
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In 1923, the final year of her career, Menichelli starred in two light-hearted romantic comedies,
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After her return to Italy in 1912, Menichelli acted in around thirty-five films made by Cines of
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genre, although Menichelli's acting style was very different from the more theatrical styles of
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In 1922, Rinascimento Film decided to adapt a play by English author Arthur Wing Piñero called
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Her co-star in both films was French actor Marcel Lévesque, best known for his comic roles in
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was released uncensored in Britain, France and Germany, and was a commercial success.
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because Menichelli was "troppo...affascinante!" (too...fascinating!) in the film.
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decided to launch Menichelli as a film star, and gave her the lead role in
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in 1908. Menichelli married and took up residence in Buenos Aires in 1909.
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in 1913–1915. Menichelli initially had parts in action-adventure films (
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photographs relating to her film career which were in her possession.
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Blom, Ivo (2005). "Menichelli Pina". In Abel, Richard (ed.).
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as a drummer girl. Legend has it that her performance struck
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Giuseppa Iolanda Menichelli was born on 10 January 1890 in
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are perfect examples of what Aldo Bernardini defined as, "
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passion and defiance: silent divas of the italian cinema
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In 1919, Menichelli broke down in tears when she asked
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Giovanni Pastrone. Gli anni d'oro del cinema a Torino
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The following films are preserved in film archives:
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Bologna: Edizioni Cineteca di Bologna. 1808:Breve Storia Del Divismo cinematografico 1805: 1787: 1482: 1424: 1407: 1282: 1270: 1204: 942: 671:, directed by Baldassarre Negroni (1913) 653:, directed by Baldassarre Negroni (1913) 529: 474: 381: 328: 1865:. Florence: Il Castoro/La Nuova Italia. 1660:. Italian National Cinema Museusm (MNC) 1622:. Italian National Cinema Museusm (MNC) 1579:. Italian National Cinema Museusm (MNC) 271:(1913). Menichelli played Cleopatra in 238: 133: 1909; died 1924) 1897: 1757:Abrate, Piero; Longo, Germano (1997). 785:, directed by Giovanni Pastrone (1916) 365:. The film bore no formal relation to 1833:Palmieri, Eugenio Ferdinando (1994). 1814: 1796: 1494: 1061: 937:, directed by Telemaco Ruggeri (1925) 923:, directed by Telemaco Ruggeri (1923) 903:, directed by Telemaco Ruggeri (1923) 877:, directed by Telemaco Ruggeri (1921) 216:, a small village in the province of 1860: 1851: 1774: 1706: 1640: 1602: 1395: 1297: 1251: 1236: 1173: 767:, directed by Enrico Guazzoni (1915) 755:, directed by Enrico Guazzoni (1915) 743:, directed by Enrico Guazzoni (1915) 737:, directed by Enrico Guazzoni (1915) 731:, directed by Enrico Guazzoni (1914) 723:, directed by Guglielmo Zorzi (1914) 683:, directed by Enrico Guazzoni (1914) 659:, directed by Enrico Guazzoni (1913) 929:, directed by Amleto Palermi (1923) 917:, directed by Amleto Palermi (1923) 909:, directed by Amleto Palermi (1923) 897:, directed by Amleto Palermi (1922) 889:, directed by Amleto Palermi (1921) 883:, directed by Eugenio Perego (1921) 859:, directed by Eugenio Perego (1920) 853:, directed by Eugenio Perego (1920) 839:, directed by Eugenio Perego (1919) 831:, directed by Eugenio Perego (1918) 797:, directed by Alfredo Robert (1916) 717:, directed by Augusto Genina (1914) 711:, directed by Augusto Genina (1914) 699:, directed by Augusto Genina (1914) 665:, directed by Nino Martoglio (1913) 647:, directed by Enrique Santos (1913) 13: 14: 1956: 1879: 1870:Usai, Paolo Cherchi, ed. (1986). 1770:. Florence: Bemporad & Figli. 1768:Le noste attrici cinematografiche 1766:Alacci (Alacevich), Tito (1919). 1547:"the 38th new york film festival" 815:, directed by Gero Zambuto (1918) 809:, directed by Gero Zambuto (1918) 803:, directed by Gero Zambuto (1916) 791:, directed by Gero Zambuto (1916) 616:called Cesarina, who was born in 1854:Cinema Muto Italiano (1896-1930) 1759:Cento anni di cinema in Piemonte 1711: 761:, directed by Nino Oxilia (1915) 749:, directed by Nino Oxilia (1915) 715:I misteri del castello di Monroe 705:, regia di Augusto Genina (1914) 677:, directed by Nino Oxilia (1914) 1837:. Vicenza: Neri Pozza Editore. 1790:Storia Del Cinema Muto Italiano 1702: 1680:"Film: Storia di una donna, la" 1672: 1646: 1608: 1565: 1539: 541:In 1920, Menichelli starred in 446:of Italian silent cinema. Both 431:was a huge commercial success. 154: 130: 1935:20th-century Italian actresses 1817:Emilio Ghione, l'ultimo apache 995:Italian National Cinema Museum 961:Pordenone Silent Film Festival 637: 1: 1915:Italian silent film actresses 1824:Martinelli, Vittorio (2002). 1788:Brunetta, Gian Piero (2008). 1025: 971:Una tragedia al cinematografo 864:The Story of a Poor Young Man 598: 375:motifs; the link between the 207: 35: 1861:Usai, Paolo Cherchi (1986). 1553:. the new york film festival 611:During a theatrical tour of 202: 7: 1806:Jandelli, Cristina (2007). 1799:Lessico universale italiano 1777:Encyclopaedia of Early Film 1654:"Il padrone delle ferriere" 979:(1913) is preserved at the 278:In the Napoleonic war epic 176:Giuseppa Iolanda Menichelli 50:Giuseppa Iolanda Menichelli 10: 1961: 186:gave her the lead role in 1761:. Turin: Abacus Edizioni. 1684:Bibliomedioteca catalogue 1013:Il padrone delle ferriere 518:Move to Rinascimento Film 512:Il padrone delle ferriere 479:Only a brief fragment of 282:(1914), Menichelli had a 165: 109: 101: 93: 74: 45: 27: 20: 1454:, pp. 33 & 129. 607:Personal life and family 553:in a similar way to the 265:Il siero del dottor Kean 1905:Italian stage actresses 1852:Redi, Riccardo (1999). 1835:Vecchio Cinema Italiano 1439:, pp. 32 & 21. 1222:Abrate & Longo 1997 914:La dama de Chez Maxim's 857:La disfatta dell’Erinni 697:Il grido dell’innocenza 1910:Italian film actresses 1874:. Turin: Strenna UTET. 1019:La storia di una donna 957:New York Film Festival 543:La Storia di Una Donna 538: 391: 338: 310:(1915). Commenting on 1945:Actresses from Sicily 1815:Lotti, Denis (2008). 1686:. 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Venice: Marsilio. 1605:, pp. 224–228. 1398:, pp. 175–183. 1359:, pp. 107–109. 1207:, pp. 239–240. 1007:Gemma di Sant'Eremo 934:Take Care of Amelia 795:Gemma di Sant'Eremo 703:Giovinezza trionfa! 577:Occupati D'Aemilia. 536:Storia di una donna 481:Gemma di Sant'Eremo 273:Cajus Julius Caesar 143:Baron Carlo D'Amato 981:Cineteca Nazionale 921:Una pagina d’amore 765:La casa di nessuno 539: 392: 339: 312:La casa di nessuno 290:, the director of 1863:Giovanni Pastrone 1844:978-88-7305-458-0 1797:Bosco, U (1968). 1753: 1752: 1473:, pp. 20–23. 1332:, pp. 102–3. 1315:, pp. 98–99. 1153:, pp. 81–83. 1088:, pp. 67–75. 907:La donna e l'uomo 836:The Railway Owner 777:Giovanni Pastrone 735:La morta del lago 581:Louis Feuillade's 566:La Seconda Moglie 524:Giovanni Pastrone 465:Francesca Bertini 421:Segundo de Chomon 359:Francesca Bertini 343:Giovanni Pastrone 304:Francesca Bertini 288:Giovanni Pastrone 184:Giovanni Pastrone 173: 172: 102:Years active 34:Pina Menichelli, 1952: 1875: 1866: 1857: 1848: 1829: 1828:. 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Index


Castroreale
Kingdom of Italy
Milan
Giovanni Pastrone
The Fire
Castroreale
Messina
Sicily
comedian
Argentina
Rome
cameo
Giovanni Pastrone
Cabiria
Turin
Lyda Borelli
Francesca Bertini
Pina Menichelli and Febo Mari.
Giovanni Pastrone
divas
Francesca Bertini
Lyda Borelli
Gabriele d'Annunzio's
femme fatale
Menichelli as Countess Natka.
diva
Giovanni Verga
flashback
Siberia

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