Maurizio Lucidi, a talented director and editor, entered this world in the year 1932, specifically in the beautiful city of Florence, which is nestled in the picturesque region of Tuscany, Italy.
As a filmmaker, Lucidi left his mark on the industry with his notable works, including the 1976 film "Street People", which showcased his unique storytelling abilities. Additionally, he is also recognized for his contributions to "Probabilità zero" (1969) and "The Designated Victim" (1971),both of which demonstrated his skill and artistry as a director and editor.
Lucidi's remarkable journey came to an end in the year 2005, when he passed away in Rome, the capital city of the Lazio region in Italy. Despite his passing, his legacy continues to inspire and influence new generations of filmmakers and artists.
