Mavie Bardanzellu

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Mavie Bardanzellu

Mavie Bardanzellu, pseudonym of Maria Vittoria Bardanzellu (Luras, 1938) is an Italian theater and film actress.

Biography[]

Mavie Bardanzellu was born in Luras, Sardinia. She graduated at the Studio Fersen di Arti Sceniche in Rome, where she studied according to the Stanislavski method.

In 1962 she debuted as protagonist in , a neorealistic movie directed by Piero Livi.

She acted in A Question of Honour by Luigi Zampa, Menage all'italiana in 1965, and in 1968,^[1] in by Alfonso Brescia (1968)^[2] and in by (1968).^[3]

In 1969 she had a role in "Beatrice Cenci" by Lucio Fulci, and played one of the main characters in “”, an Italian-Israeli film set during the Six-day war and directed by Maurizio Lucidi^[4][5] In the same year she got a lead role in by Piero Livi, which ran at the Venice International Film Festival.^[6] In 1972 she worked in the film Abuso di potere by Camillo Bazzoni (1972).^[7]

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Bibliography[]

• Poppi Roberto, Dizionario del cinema italiano. I film. Vol. 2: Tutti i film italiani, 2007.
• Autore Poppi Roberto & Pecorari Mario, Dizionario del cinema italiano. I film. Vol. 3/1: Tutti i film italiani dal 1960 al 1969, Gremese Editore, 2007.