The New Angels (1962)
Falling somewhere in-between a documentary and a droll drama (more like an enactment of reality, with a wink), this film by TV director Ugo Gregoretti looks in on a variety of social and ethnic situations throughout Italy. Sexual morés are contrasted, from the quaintly out-of-date courtship in Sicily to the sometimes uncomfortably explicit sexual references in the conversations of the youth at the opposite end of the country. Aside from these manners and morals, there is an examination of what happens when mechanized tools of production begin to take away from the human element at factories and in other industrial venues.
Director: Ugo Gregoretti
| Directing | Ugo Gregoretti | Director |
| Writing | Ugo Gregoretti | Story |
| Writing | Ugo Gregoretti | Writer |
| Writing | Mino Guerrini | Story |
| Writing | Mino Guerrini | Writer |
| Camera | Tonino Delli Colli | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Mario Bernardo | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Piero Umiliani | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Nino Baragli | Editor |
| Art | Flavio Mogherini | Art Designer |
| Production | Alfredo Bini | Producer |
