Enrico Cocozza Trailers
Surreally Scozzese: Enrico Cocozza 1921 - 1997 TrailerFit O’ the Toon TrailerBongo Erotico Trailer
Most Popular Enrico Cocozza Trailers
Total trailers found: 32
Surreally Scozzese: Enrico Cocozza 1921 - 1997 Trailer (2001)
01 January 2001
A documentary exploring the life and work of experimental Scots-Italian filmmaker Enrico Cocozza through excerpts from his films and interviews with those who knew him.
Cameo Trailer (1952)
01 January 1952
A golfer who finds a magical ring dreams that he falls in love with a lady trapped in a ruined house.
Ad Infernum Buddy? Trailer (1952)
01 January 1952
Making of spoof Roman historical film drama, shot in COCOZZA's film studio with scenes shot inside the Connoisseur Cinema in Wishaw.
Porphyria Trailer (1960)
01 January 1960
Based on a Robert Browning poem, the film tells the story of a photographer who falls in love with his model, and then strangles her and hangs himself.
Bryan Welcomes Raffles Trailer (1943)
01 January 1943
Bryan Welcomes Raffles is about World War 2 airman being greeted by his family on his return home on leave.
Robot Three Trailer (1951)
01 January 1951
A grim scientist orders his third robot to destroy the male of two humanoid creations after they unexpectedly fall in love.
Meet the Stars Trailer (1960)
01 January 1960
Scottish footballing stars of 1960 demonstrate their skills, including Alex Scott from Rangers FC and Bertie Peacock from Celtic FC, at Cathkin Park in Glasgow.
Glasgow’s Docklands Trailer (1956)
01 January 1956
Glasgow's docklands; its workers, transportation and daily life. Filmed by Enrico Cocozza for Educational Films of Scotland.
Interval Trailer (1943)
01 January 1943
A young poet reading on a bridge is approached by a mysterious robed figure, who points towards the river before throwing him from the bridge to his death.
Alassio Trailer (1954)
01 January 1954
A brief scenic tour of Alassio, capturing the essence of this Italian town.
The Demon Within Trailer (1982)
01 January 1982
A dark, fictional story filmed in Enrico Cocozza's flat about a young flat bound artist, Bruno, who is tormented by his two other selves, which manifest themselves as young boys.
Theme for Sunday Trailer (1956)
01 January 1956
20 minute-long short film by Enrico Cocozza from 1956.
Ferry Flirt Trailer (1949)
12 February 1949
Fictional story of a young man and woman who fall in love on a ferry trip to Anglesey.
Before Time Came Trailer (1958)
31 January 1958
A love story inspired by a poem of Wilfred Rowland Childe.
Fantasmagoria Trailer (1948)
31 October 1948
A fictional story of a Dracula-type character who terrorises the Coltness Estate in Wishaw.
Incubo Trailer (1956)
01 January 1956
Incubo (Nightmare) is a haunting, surrealist portrait of alienation set against the industrial landscapes of 1950s Glasgow.
Twilight Trailer (1955)
01 January 1955
The story of a group of people trying to survive after an atomic war, by propitiating their Gods.
The Bottle Trailer (1958)
01 January 1958
An English boy, Cecil, on holiday in Scotland and his holiday friends playing in Wishaw's streets and in a park.
Masquerade Trailer (1953)
01 January 1953
A girl, perhaps on her birthday, lives out her subconscious passions. A stylish and surreal concoction of dance, theatrics, flirtation and solitude.
Crabbit Granny Trailer (1953)
01 January 1953
A young boy and his dog on holiday with his grandmother.
The Mirror Trailer (1951)
01 January 1951
A short abstract film with a theme of narcissism. Note there are two versions of this film preserved at the National Library of Scotland Moving Image Archive.
Westx Intervus Trailer (1978)
01 January 1978
Scenes around West Cross, Wishaw. Enrico Cocozza interviews local people as they go about their daily business and captures the various goings on of the street his flat overlooks.
Fit O’ the Toon Trailer (1978)
01 January 1978
The course of a day in the life of the 'fit o' the toon' area in Wishaw through the eyes of Enrico Cocozza.
Sail to Inveraray Trailer (1956)
01 January 1956
A steamer trip from Wemyss Bay through the Kyles of Bute to Inveraray.
