🤭 👍🏻 🌟 Tinto Brass movie list and director biography ✋ 👇🏼 💌

Tinto Brass is a famous Italian screenwriter, film director, actor, producer. The list of Tinto Brass films is full of erotic films, which made the director famous around the world.

Biography

The real name of Tinto Brass is Giovanni. The future director was born in the capital of Italy, Milan on March 26, 1933. In college, Tinto studied law. After graduation, Brass moved to France and went to work in the most prestigious world archive.

After spending some time in France, the guy returns to Italy. Here he goes to work in the cinema. At first, he becomes an assistant for such directors as Rossellini and Cavalcanti.

Director's career

The list of Tinto Brass films is now quite impressive, and the director filmed his first project in 1963. The painting “Who works is lost” was liked by both critics and ordinary viewers.

In 1964, the director released three more of his films, “My Lady”, “Flying Saucer” and “Ka Ira, Rising Stream”.

During this period of his life, the director experiments with genres. He shoots comedies and parodies and short stories and psychological films.

In 1968, the painting “Scream” was released. Over the next six years, this film is banned from showing in Italy.

In 1969, the director released the film "Black on White." This comedy tells us the story of a married woman who entered into a romantic relationship with an African American. The film not only reveals a melodramatic line, but also criticizes the violation of human rights by gender, race.

In 1972, Tinto Brass was recognized by the international community. He is invited to the jury of the Berlin International Festival.

In 1976, the list of films of Tinto Brass was replenished with the erotic film Caligula, which made Brass famous. Although many scenes of the film were cut out by censorship, at the box office Caligula broke all records.

In 2002, Tinto Brass presented to the public his new film "Black Angel". Another name for this film is “Feeling 45”. The picture tells about the love adventures of a German woman in March 1945. She is trying to track down one of her former lovers, now an SS lieutenant. Searches bring her to Venice.

Several times Tinto embodied his directorial plans on the stage of the theater. Due to the frank erotic nature of his work, many productions were banned.

Painting process

Brass independently carefully monitors each stage of the creation of films. He has experience writing and scripting and editing films and producing. Using his approach to work, Tinto is trying to convey to the audience his own vision of the world. His ribbons are filled with the search for personal freedom.

The eroticism in the films of Brass is sensual, there is more psychology and plot in them than in the erotic paintings of other directors. Often there is voyeurism in films. To those who call the director’s works pornography, Tinto replies that pornography only erects, and his work evokes feelings and emotions in the audience.