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A list of films produced in Italy in 1952 (see 1952 in film):
Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes |
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Campane di Pompeii | Giuseppe Lombardi | |||
Cavalcata di mezzo secolo | Luciano Emmer | Documentary | [6] | |
Epeira Diadema | Alberto Ancilotto | Documentary | Nominated for an Academy Award | |
Gamba di legno | ||||
Leonardo da Vinci | Luciano Emmer, Lauro Venturi | [7] | ||
Meglio di ieri | Romolo Marcellini | Documentary | ||
Il Mercato delle facce | Valerio Zurlini | Franco Zeffirelli, Giuseppe La Torre | [8] | |
Pinne e arpioni | Folco Quilici | Documentary | ||
La Stazione | Valerio Zurlini | Documentary | ||
Gli undici moschettieri | Ennio De Concini Fausto Saraceni | Documentary | ||
Piccolo cabotaggio pittorico | ||||
Il Richiamo del ghiacciaio | [9] | |||
Salviamo la montagna muore | ||||
La Trappola di fuoco | [10] | |||
Tutto il mondo ride | Ignazio Ferronetti | Comedy anthology | ||
Una Croce senza nome | Tullio Covaz | Carlo Ninchi | ||
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