Enzo D’Alò Net Worth is
$1.5 Million

Mini Biography

Movie director, screenwriter and musician. Enzo d’Alò was created in Naples in 1953. Positioned among the leading exponents of Western european animation, he’s among a small number of Western european authors showing within their curriculum at least five feature cartoon films effectively released all over the world. Since 1980 he provides authored several movies and videos, not merely in computer animation but also in Television that have resulted in numerous, prestigious local and international honours at film celebrations. His films have already been both critically acclaimed and attained commercial success world-wide. In ’09 2009 he received particular mention from UNICEF “for having wedded his art with children’s legal rights and having had the opportunity to exploit differences in opportunities, communicating the worthiness and richness from the comparison, and inciting the boys to become protagonists of their lives “. This year 2010 he was among 50 guests of honor (50 exceptional personalities from the world of animation) over the occasion of 50 many years of Annecy 2010, the main Festival of animated films. On Sept 6, 2013, through the 70th Edition from the Venice Film Festival, he received the esteemed Franco Bianchi Award, distributed by the Italian critics and journalists Syndicate. CINEMA His initial achievement is dated 1996, when La Freccia Azzurra (“The Blue Arrow”, David di Donatello for Ideal Music composed by Paolo Conte; two Sterling silver Ribbons, 1997 Oscar House Video) premiered. After that he directed La Gabbianella e il Gatto (“Lucky and Zorba”), music simply by David Rhodes, True Word simply by Peter Gabriel; released on Xmas 1998, this film effective beyond expectations on the Italian container workplace: 1,500,000 seat tickets marketed, 20 billion liras (Sterling silver Ribbon 1999, Market Award on the Montreal Children’s Film Celebration 1999). Distributed world-wide, it conquered the American and Asian globe, as well. His third animation feature film, Momo alla conquista del tempo (“Momo”, Dec 2001) was appreciated by critics a lot more than his previous works (Sterling silver Ribbon for Best Melody, “Aria” by Gianna Nannini, author of the soundtrack. Market Award on the 2003 Montreal Children’s Film Celebration, AGIS school prize “Films Arriving”). In 2003, his feature Opopomoz premiered. This computer animation pic is approximately Naples as well as the magic from the custom of Xmas mangers, using a soundtrack agreed upon by Pino Daniele. Much like his various other features, this film was marketed and distributed world-wide as well. In August 2012, he showed his Pinocchio on the Venice Days, (69th Festival del Movie theater di Venezia), a cautious and personal interpretation from the well-known Collodi’s novel, with Lorenzo Mattotti’s drawings and music by Lucio Dalla. The film was afterwards screened on the worldwide celebrations in Busan (South Korea), Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates) and many other metropolitan areas with vital acclaim and huge audiences. In Dec 2013, Pinocchio received the esteemed EFA Honours nomination. TELEVISION Pipì Puppyù & Rosemary Given birth to from his idea, with the initial topics signed by himself and with the screenplays from the famous Italian screenwriter Vincenzo Cerami, Oscar champion with “Lifestyle is Beautiful”. Among the stars were Giancarlo Giannini, who performed the role from the Narrator. Illustrations had been agreed upon by Anna Laura Cantone, the music by Daniele di Gregorio. This series for kids was made by Cometafilm, PTD and Juliette Movies (Luxembourg) and Millimages (France), which distributes world-wide, as well much like the involvement of Rai Fiction; it offers 78 shows of 7 a few minutes each, and four 22-a few minutes special deals on Opera. BOOK In Sept 2008 he released the reserve entitled, “the Prince of the town of Fine sand” published by Mondadori, given birth to from a topic for an animated feature. He authored the reserve along with Gaston Kaboré and Pierdomenico Baccalario. The reserve was translated and released in German, Turkish and Spanish. In Oct 2012 the illustrated reserve from the film “Pinocchio” premiered by Rizzoli publisher, where Enzo d’Alò rewrote Collodi’s text message.

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