Charles Neilson Gattey

Charles Neilson Gattey

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The Love Lottery 1954 (4.8)

Rex Allerton is a top Hollywood star and an idol of the female population. To get away from the pressure of the fans who won't leave him alone, he relocates to a remote Italian village where unanticipated trouble arises when unwittingly he becomes the prize for an international lottery.
Charles Blanc-Gatti

Charles Blanc-Gatti

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Chromophony 1939

Charles Jules Ernest Blanc-Gatti, born in Lausanne on January 26, 1890 and died in Riex on April 7, 1966, was a Swiss painter and one of the founders of musicalism in 1932.
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Une Vieille légende des Alpes vaudoises. Les Diablerets 1939

On his return from Paris, where he had co-founded the “musical artists” group, Charles Blanc-Gatti set up Colorfilm in Montreux (1938), where he produced three commissioned animated films, as well as a “free” work, Chromophony (1939). An animated advertising film for Bitter, Les Diablerets was inspired by Frédéric Rouge's drawings. The Devil causes an avalanche that engulfs Derborence, but under the rocks grow the plants used to make this aperitif.
Charles Gatt

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Katarin 1977

The film tells the story of a 15-year-old country girl Katarin (Anna Straface) who starts to become a woman. Here the director (Cecil Satariano) brings before us a village girl with all the contrasts between the innocent life of the typical Maltese village and the modern world of that Malta was shifting into at that point in time.