Salome
Salomè
Synopsis
Based on Oscar Wilde's namesake drama. While praying, John the Baptist is captured and taken to Herod's palace, where he's locked in an underground prison. Herode desires Salome, but she has become infatuated with John. When he rejects her, Salome promises revenge. At Herod's feast, she demands John's head, which is brought to her. Herod then orders his soldiers to kill Salome as well.
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SALOME (1910) Silent (Colorized)
Type: Trailer • Published 2011-07-02
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ugo Falena
- Screenplay & Story
- Oscar Wilde
- Original Title
- Salomè
- Country of Origin
- Italy
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 15m
- Production Studios
- Film d'Arte Italiana
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ugo Falena
Oscar Wilde
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Ugo Falena
Director
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What is Salome about?
Based on Oscar Wilde's namesake drama. While praying, John the Baptist is captured and taken to Herod's palace, where he's locked in an underground prison. Herode desires Salome, but she has become infatuated with John. When he rejects her, Salome promises revenge. At Herod's feast, she demands John's head, which is brought to her. Herod then orders his soldiers to kill Salome as well.
Who directed Salome?
Salome was directed by Ugo Falena.
Who stars in Salome?
The principal cast of Salome includes Vittoria Lepanto, Ciro Galvani, Laura Orette, Achille Vitti, Francesca Bertini.
When was Salome released and how long is it?
Salome was released in 1910 with a total runtime of 15m.