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''' Erodiade ''' <Italian> / '''Herodias''' (1912) is a short film (silent, B&W, 25m), directed by [[Oreste Mentasti]].
''' Erodiade ''' <Italian> / '''Herodias''' (1912) is a short film (silent, B&W, 25m), directed by [[Oreste Mentasti]].
~ Screenplay by [[Pier Antonio Gariazzo]], based on Wilde's play.


==Abstract==
==Abstract==
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*[[Giovanni Spano]] = [[John the Baptist]] (?)
*[[Giovanni Spano]] = [[John the Baptist]] (?)


==Editions==
==Production==
Produced in Italy (1912).
Produced in Italy (1912).


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[[Category:Italian language--1910s|1912 Mentasti]]
[[Category:Italian language--1910s|1912 Mentasti]]


[[Category:Herodias (subject)|1912 Mentasti]]
[[Category:Salome (subject)|1912 Mentasti]]


[[Category:Herodias--cinema (subject)|1912 Mentasti]]
[[Category:Herodias--cinema (subject)|1912 Mentasti]]

Revision as of 08:25, 1 September 2018

Erodiade <Italian> / Herodias (1912) is a short film (silent, B&W, 25m), directed by Oreste Mentasti.

~ Screenplay by Pier Antonio Gariazzo, based on Wilde's play.

Abstract

Herodias deceives her husband and uncle, the old tetrarch Herod Boethus, with his brother, Herod Antipas. She has her husband murdered by a Nubian colossus, while her daughter Salome makes Jean-Baptiste incarcerated as he resists her charms. After the saint's decollation, Salome kisses his head, her parents flee from horror, and the soldiers pierce her with their spears. In spite of the title, the star is Salome, played by the dancer Suzanne de Labroy. The film was meant to be projected with the accompaniment of the music by Strauss.

Cast

Production

Produced in Italy (1912).

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