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Born
17 May 1927
Died
12 July 2010
Place
Turin - Piedmont - Italy
Directing

Luigi Scattini

Luigi Scattini (1927–2010) was an Italian film director and screenwriter, best known for his work in the mondo film genre—a type of documentary featuring sensational topics. His notable films include Sweden: Heaven and Hell (1968), which examined Swedish sexual mores, and Sexy Magico (1971). Scattini's films are characterized by their provocative content and exploration of global cultures.

As director

Blue Nude

Blue Nude

1978 · Director
Twilight of Love

Twilight of Love

1977 · Director
The Body

The Body

1974 · Director
The Off-Road Girl

The Off-Road Girl

1973 · Director
The Girl with the Moon Skin

The Girl with the Moon Skin

1972 · Director
This Wonderful Dirty World

This Wonderful Dirty World

1971 · Director
Witchcraft '70

Witchcraft '70

1969 · Director
Sweden: Heaven and Hell

Sweden: Heaven and Hell

1968 · Director
The Glass Sphinx

The Glass Sphinx

1967 · Director
Ring Around the World

Ring Around the World

1966 · Director
War Italian Style

War Italian Style

1965 · Director
Primitive Love

Primitive Love

1964 · Director
Sexy Magico

Sexy Magico

1963 · Director