ROMEO MUST DIE

Digitmovies is proud to present on a double CD set (which opens the brand new de-luxe digipack series) the complete OST by Angelo F. Lavagnino for the movie “Venere imperiale” (aka “Imperial Venus”) directed in 1962 by Jean Delannoy and starring Gina Lollobrigida, Stephen Boyd, Gabriele Ferzetti, Massimo Girotti...

James Horner
Intrada
Tracks: 9
Total CD time: 37:45

Digitmovies presents for the first absolute time on record the original soundtrack by Carlo Rustichelli from the 1972 movie “Don Camillo e i giovani d’oggi” (aka “Don Camillo et les contestataires”) directed by Mario Camerini and starring Gastone Moschin as Don Camillo and Lionel Stander as Peppone, the two famous characters created by the fertile pen of Giovanni Guareschi.

Digitmovies releases for the first absolute time on CD the original motion picture soundtrack from the 1974 movie “La poliziotta” directed by Steno and starring Mariangela Melato, Renato Pozzetto, Orazio Orlando, Mario Carotenuto and Alberto Lionello. Continue...

Alex North
Quartet Records
Tracks: 25
Total CD time: 65:59

DVD + CD SOUNDTRACK

Collana: DIGITMOVIES CINEMA
Codice Area: 0
Audio: Italiano, Inglese
Sottotitoli: Italiano, Inglese, Francese, Spagnolo, Tedesco
Formato video: 1.85:1

Franco Godi
Beat Records
Tracks: 28

"CHI L\'HA VISTA MORIRE?" (aka WHO SAW HER DIE?) becomes part in the \'70s Giallo genre.Director Aldo Lado, differently than most of his collegues, who attempted in the genre, goes awy totally from the plots of the "Dario Argento" style movies that contradistinguish the genre. 

Digitmovies presents the ninth volume dedicated to the scores by Ennio Morricone for the Giallo genre with this release of the complete full stereo soundtrack for the Giallo/Noir movie "Mio caro assassino" (aka "My dear killer" - "Sumario Sangriento de la pequeña Stefania") directed in 1972 by Tonino Valerii 

Un sacco bello (1980) represents Carlo Verdone\'s film debut as an actor, writer and director following his television years. It featured a screenplay by Carlo Verdone, Leo Benvenuti, and Piero De Bernardi, photography by Ennio Guarnieri, editing by Eugenio Alabiso, music by Ennio Morricone, production by Sergio Leone, distribution by Medusa-Pentavideo, and a cast starring Carlo Verdone, Isabella De Bernardi, Mario Brega, Renato Scarpa, Veronica Miriel, Luciano Bonanni, Filippo Trincia, Filippo Ciro, Sandro Ghiani, Fausto Di Bella, Pietro Zardini, and Maria Mizar Ferrara.