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Founded in 1950 by Franz and Virgilio de Blasi, Alexandra Produzioni Cinematografiche experienced the golden age of Italian cinema, collaborating with renowned international directors and actors such as Federico Fellini, Marcello Mastroianni, Claude Chabrol, Alberto Sordi, and Charles Bronson.

He produced over 40 feature films between the 1950s and 1960s, leaving behind a historically significant catalog that includes iconic titles such as The Legions of Cleopatra and The Revolt of the Gladiators.

In the last five years, he has relaunched his cinematic activity with films and international co-productions. Among these are Ricomincio da 80 and Butterflies in Berlin, awarded at dozens of festivals and distributed in both the USA and Italy. He has also produced Mamma Qui Comando Io and The Boss’s Chef, which won five awards and was Brazil’s Oscar submission.

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Library heritage

Alexandra Cinematografica owns an extensive library of art-house films, the result of over fifty years of activity and collaborations with artists awarded at major international festivals.

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Next Generation EU

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Thanks to funding from the European Union – Next Generation EU, Alexandra Cinematografica Srl was able to launch and complete an important project aimed at restoring and enhancing its historic cinematic heritage. The initiative involved the restoration of several highly significant works, with the goal of preserving them over time and making them once again accessible to the public under technical and quality standards suitable for today’s audience.

In particular, the project enabled the restoration of the following titles:

  • The Legions of Cleopatra
  • The Giants of Thessaly
  • The Sword of El Cid
  • The Revolt of the Gladiators
  • Challenge to the King of Castile

These works, representative of an important period in film production, have undergone careful restoration that has involved both their visual and sound components, in full respect of their original characteristics.

The support of the Next Generation EU program thus proves to be a fundamental tool for the protection, preservation, and dissemination of Europe’s cultural heritage, helping to keep the historical memory of cinema alive and to pass it on to future generations.


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Film Festivals

Alexandra Film at BIF&ST with “Una Finestra Vista Lago,” the series co-produced with Rai Fiction presented to the public in a special screening

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“Una Finestra Vista Lago” to Premiere at BIF&ST and Screenings RaiCom

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“Le Legioni di Cleopatra” at Cinema Farnese for the Custodi di Sogni Festival

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