Mendelssohn at the Jewish Museum Berlin
Mendelssohn im Jüdischen Museum Berlin
Synopsis
Experimental short film about composer Felix Mendelssohn travelling to the Jewish Museum in Berlin.
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- Director
- Antonio Bido
- Screenplay & Story
- Marisa Andalò, Antonio Bido
- Original Score
- Roberto Prosseda
- Original Title
- Mendelssohn im Jüdischen Museum Berlin
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 12m
- Production Studios
- Agalma Film
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Antonio Bido
Marisa Andalò, Antonio Bido
Roberto Prosseda
Antonio Bido
Department Leadership Roster
Antonio Bido
Director
Marisa Andalò
Writer
Antonio Bido
Writer
Antonio Bido
Editor
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Official cinematic photography and background stills for Mendelssohn at the Jewish Museum Berlin.
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What is Mendelssohn at the Jewish Museum Berlin about?
Experimental short film about composer Felix Mendelssohn travelling to the Jewish Museum in Berlin.
Who directed Mendelssohn at the Jewish Museum Berlin?
Mendelssohn at the Jewish Museum Berlin was directed by Antonio Bido.
Who stars in Mendelssohn at the Jewish Museum Berlin?
The principal cast of Mendelssohn at the Jewish Museum Berlin includes Alessandra Ammara, Giordano Bonini, Luca Lombardi, Roberto Prosseda, Miriam Prosseda.
When was Mendelssohn at the Jewish Museum Berlin released and how long is it?
Mendelssohn at the Jewish Museum Berlin was released in 2017 with a total runtime of 12m.
Who composed the musical score for Mendelssohn at the Jewish Museum Berlin?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Mendelssohn at the Jewish Museum Berlin was composed by Roberto Prosseda.