Massimo Mida
Known for
Writing
Born
May 5, 1917
Birthplace
Falconara Marittima, Italy
Died
April 21, 1992 (aged 74)
Biography
Massimo Mida, born Massimo Puccini, was an Italian screenwriter and film director active from the early 1940s to the mid-1980s. He began his career as a screenwriter, contributing to films such as A Pilot Returns (1942). Mida transitioned to directing with works like Behind Closed Shutters (1951) and At the Edge of the City (1953). His filmography includes notable titles such as Good Folk's Sunday (1953) and Chronicle of Poor Lovers (1954). Mida's work is recognized for its engagement with Italian neorealism, reflecting the socio-political climate of post-war Italy.
Best known work
Filmography
1975
Il fratelloDirector, Story, Writer, Editor
1969
1967
LSD Flesh of DevilDirector, Writer
1964
Bianco, rosso, giallo, rosaDirector
1964
Love in Four DimensionsDirector, Writer
1963
I misteri di RomaDirector
1963
Il Cinegiornale della paceDirector
1960
La città di PaveseDirector
1956
The House of IntrigueScreenplay
1956
The ScrewballWriter, Co-Director
1955
The Prince with the Red MaskScreenplay
1954
Chronicle of Poor LoversScreenplay
1953
At the Edge of the CityStory, Writer
1953
Good Folk's SundayScreenplay
1951
Attention! Bandits!Screenplay, First Assistant Director, Story
1951
Behind Closed ShuttersStory, Screenplay
1950
Variety LightsFirst Assistant Director
1946
PaisanFirst Assistant Director
1942
A Pilot ReturnsScreenplay









