The Ship
Nov 24, 1921 · 1h 26m
Director
Mario Roncoroni, Gabriellino D'AnnunzioOverview
The newly-settled city of Venice in the Sixth Century AD: A wandering people struggle to establish Christian Theocracy. Basiliola Faledro, an exotic dancer, wicked and cunning, arrives from faraway lands seeking to avenge her pagan lineage; Her father and brothers blinded and humilated by frenzied zealots. Her primary targets are the brothers Gràtico, both newly-elected to positions of power: One, Marco, an arbiter and tribune, the other, Sergio, a bishop. The title refers to a bold pronouncement made by Deaconess Ema Gràtico to her subjects the Venetians, a seafaring and desperate tribe-- That their native homeland is aboard a ship.
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What is The Ship about?
The newly-settled city of Venice in the Sixth Century AD: A wandering people struggle to establish Christian Theocracy. Basiliola Faledro, an exotic dancer, wicked and cunning, arrives from faraway lands seeking to avenge her pagan lineage; Her father and brothers blinded and humilated by frenzied zealots. Her primary targets are the brothers Gràtico, both newly-elected to positions of power…
When was The Ship released?
The Ship was released on November 24, 1921.
How long is The Ship?
The Ship runs 1 hour 26 minutes (86 minutes).
Who directed The Ship?
The Ship was directed by Mario Roncoroni and Gabriellino D'Annunzio.
Who is in the cast of The Ship?
The cast of The Ship includes Ida Rubinstein (Basiliola), Alfredo Boccolini (Marco Gràtico), Ciro Galvani (Sergio Gràtico), Mary Cleo Tarlarini (La diaconessa Ema) and Mario Mariani (Il monaco Traba).