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7.1 / 10(5 votes)IMDb19841h 35mItaly

Aurora

Qualcosa di biondo

Synopsis

A single mother is trying to trace previous partners in order to help her fund a life changing operation for her blind son.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Maurizio Ponzi
Screenplay & Story
Sergio Citti, Franco Ferrini, Gianni Menon, Maurizio Ponzi, John McGreevey
Original Score
Georges Delerue
Original Title
Qualcosa di biondo
Country of Origin
Italy
Spoken Languages
Italian
Runtime
1h 35m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Maurizio Ponzi

Screenplay & Story

Sergio Citti, Franco Ferrini, Gianni Menon, Maurizio Ponzi, John McGreevey

Original Score & Music

Georges Delerue

Director of Photography

Roberto Gerardi

Film Editing

Michael Brown, Sergio Montanari

Department Leadership Roster

Georges Delerue

Georges Delerue

Original Music Composer

Maurizio Ponzi

Maurizio Ponzi

Director

Roberto Gerardi

Director of Photography

Franco Ferrini

Franco Ferrini

Writer

Gianni Menon

Writer

Maurizio Ponzi

Maurizio Ponzi

Writer

John McGreevey

Writer

Michael Brown

Michael Brown

Editor

Sergio Montanari

Editor

Guido Josia

Production Design

Virginia Vianello

Production Design

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Frequently Asked Questions About Aurora

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Aurora about?

A single mother is trying to trace previous partners in order to help her fund a life changing operation for her blind son.

Who directed Aurora?

Aurora was directed by Maurizio Ponzi.

Who stars in Aurora?

The principal cast of Aurora includes Sophia Loren, Daniel J. Travanti, Edoardo Ponti, Philippe Noiret, Ricky Tognazzi.

When was Aurora released and how long is it?

Aurora was released in 1984 with a total runtime of 1h 35m.

Who composed the musical score for Aurora?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Aurora was composed by Georges Delerue.