Oreste Biancoli is a Actor, Director and Scriptwriter Italien born on 20 october 1897 at Bologna (Italie)
Oreste Biancoli
Oreste Biancoli participated to
57 films (as actor, director or script writer).
Among those,
3 have good markets following the box office.
Here are the best films classified by number of entries :
Scriptwriter

, 1h33
Directed by Vittorio De SicaOrigin ItalieGenres DramaThemes Films about families,
Films about religion,
Films about the labor movement,
La précaritéActors Lamberto Maggiorani,
Enzo Staiola,
Lianella Carell,
Elena Altieri,
Sergio Leone,
Memmo CarotenutoRating82%




In post-World War II Val Melaina neighbourhood of Rome, Antonio Ricci (Lamberto Maggiorani) is desperate for work to support his wife Maria (Lianella Carell), his son Bruno (Enzo Staiola), and his small baby. He is offered a position posting advertising bills, but tells Maria that he cannot accept because the job requires a bicycle. Maria resolutely strips the bed of her dowry bedsheets—prized possessions for a poor family—and takes them to the pawn shop, where they bring enough to redeem Antonio's pawned Fides brand bicycle.
, 1h45
Directed by Julien DuvivierOrigin FranceGenres ComedyThemes Films about religion,
Political filmsActors Fernandel,
Gino Cervi,
Franco Interlenghi,
Saro Urzì,
Leda Gloria,
Mario SilettiRating75%




The story starts in a small [albeit unnamed] town, simply known as "a small world", in the Po lowlands of northern Italy, in the early summer of 1946. The town's Communist party led by Peppone has just won the majority of seats within the city council, an event which they exploit for propagandistic purposes – and with some non-vocal, but church bell-assisted protest by the outraged Don Camillo, the spiritual leader of the town's Christian political party –, when an unexpected event puts an instant stop to this arising conflict: Peppone has just added a new member, a son, to his family, and following a personal and pugilistic appeal by Peppone himself (as well as some admonishment from Christ) to a reluctant Don Camillo, the child is baptized in Camillo's church. Similar conflicts arising in the course of the story are settled between Don Camillo and Peppone in a similarly conflicting, but ultimately unified fashion, such as: