Interfilm (Italy)

From the Audiovisual Identity Database, the motion graphics museum

Interfilm was an Italian film distribution company.

1st Logo (January 28, 1961)

Visuals: On a burlap-textured background, a big arched, white "INTERFILM" with a 3-dimensional depth is seen in the center with "presenta", also in white, right below it.

Technique: A painted graphic filmed by a camera.

Audio: None.

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Media Title Date of Release Additional Notes
Cacciatori di dote
January 28, 1961
Only appearance


2nd Logo (September 25, 1964-July 26, 1970)

Visuals: In blue space, a starfield is seen zooming towards the camera. The said starfield slowly fades out after a few seconds, as four comets fly in from the corners of the screen and travel to the center, causing a bright explosion, in which the company logo in red quickly appears from it and quickly zooms into view. The company's logo consists of a red "INTERFILM" with a short depth sandwiched between two vertical lines of red squares, resembling a film strip. Lastly, after the explosion fades out, a white "presenta" in cursive wipes below the bottom-right corner of the logo.

Variant: On Time of Indifference, a black-and-white version of the logo is used, where the space background is gray, and the logo is completely white. "presenta" is also slightly larger and styled differently.

Technique: Cel animation.

Audio: A suspenseful orchestral soundtrack with a xylophone accompaniment and some harp arpeggios.

Audio Variant: On Time of Indifference, none.

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Media Title Date of Release Additional Notes
Time of Indifference
September 25, 1964
Debut appearance, early B&W version
Sicario 77, vivo o morto
August 20, 1966
 
America così nuda, così violenta
July 29, 1970
Final appearance


Interfilm (Italy) filmography  on IMDb