Angela Ricci Lucchi

Known for

Directing

Born

Jan 1, 1942

Died

Feb 28, 2018

From

Lugo, Emilia-Romagna, Italy

Angela Ricci Lucchi was an Italian filmmaker and artist. She studied painting under Oskar Kokoschka in Salzburg. In the 1970s, she began a lifelong collaboration with her partner, Yervant Gianikian. Together, they created influential found-footage films examining the specters of war, genocide, and colonialism. Their notable works include From the Pole to the Equator (1986) and Prisoners of War (1995). Ricci Lucchi's contributions to avant-garde cinema are celebrated for their profound historical and political insights.

Credits

From the Pole to the Equator

19876.5out of 10

Barbaric Land

20135.0out of 10

Oh! Man

20046.7out of 10

Karagoez catalogo 9,5

19814.0out of 10

Frente a Guernica

20230.0out of 10

Prisoners of War

19956.0out of 10

Criminal Animals

19940.0out of 10

Essence of Absinthe

19810.0out of 10

Balkan Inventory

20006.0out of 10

On the Heights All Is Peace

19986.8out of 10

Ghiro ghiro tondo

20075.0out of 10

People, Years, Life

19907.0out of 10

Images of the Orient - "Vandalic Tourism"

20015.0out of 10

Lo specchio di Diana

19966.2out of 10

Electric Fragments No. 5 - Africa

20050.0out of 10

Nocturne

19970.0out of 10

Electric Fragments No. 6 - Diary 1989. Dancing in the dark

20095.0out of 10

Notes sur nos voyages en Russie 1989-1990

20114.0out of 10