Enrico Cocozza

Documentary on experimental film-maker Enrico Cocozza, exploring his life and work with excerpts from his films and interviews with those who knew him.

9 minute-long short film by Enrico Cocozza from 1956.

A man is strangled to death and then dumped in a car.

28 minute long short film by Enrico Cocozza from 1950.

Making of spoof Roman historical film drama, shot in COCOZZA's film studio with scenes shot inside the Connoisseur Cinema in Wishaw. Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1952 Highly Commended. COCOZZA's notes: COCOZZA's answer to MGM's Quo Vadis (and 'a spoof' says Jimmy Craig his associate)

Fictional story of a young man and woman who fall in love on a ferry trip to Anglesey.

Fictional story following the lines of a Frankenstein type horror movie: A grim scientist, when two of the robots he has created fall in love, orders his third robot to destroy the male one. The female robot subsequently seduces her creator scientist into drinking from a poisoned cup, and makes her escape..... Robot Three was awarded the Victor Saville Trophy (for most outstanding film) and the Alfred Hitchcock Cup (for best Fiction Film) at the 1952 Scottish Amateur Film Festival.

A devilish, surreal nightmare of bisexual lust.

A black cat that turns into a man and kills its owners.

A golfer who finds a magical ring dreams that he falls in love with a lady trapped in a ruined house.

Bryan Welcomes Raffles is about World War 2 airman being greeted by his family on his return home on leave.

A love story inspired by a poem of Wilfred Rowland Childe.

20 minute-long short film by Enrico Cocozza from 1956.

A dark, fictional story filmed in Enrico Cocozza's flat about a young flat bound artist, Bruno, who is tormented by his two other selves, which manifest themselves as young boys.

A fictional story of a Dracula-type character who terrorises the Coltness Estate in Wishaw.