Sabatino Ciuffini was an Italian screenwriter and assistant director known for his work in various film genres, including comedy, drama, and action. Born in L'Aquila, Abruzzo, he began his career in the film industry in the early 1950s. Ciuffini contributed to films such as The Tartars (1961) and Gold for the Caesars (1963). He is perhaps best known for his work on Super Fuzz (1980), a comedy about a police officer who gains superpowers. Throughout his career, Ciuffini demonstrated versatility, working across different genres and contributing to the Italian film industry until his death in 2003.
I Don't Understand You Anymore 1980
Screenplay
Super Fuzz 1980
Screenplay
Atrocious Tales of Love and Death 1979
Story, Screenplay
Odds and Evens 1978
Screenplay
Here We for Example... 1977
Story, Screenplay
What's Your Sign? 1975
Writer
Little Funny Guy 1973
Screenplay
What Am I Doing in the Middle of the Revolution? 1972
Screenplay
Sonny and Jed 1972
Screenplay
The Story of Romance and Knife 1971
Screenplay
The Fourth Victim 1971
Screenplay
The Specialists 1969
Screenplay
Don Juan in Sicily 1967
Screenplay
La vedovella 1965
Writer
Lo sgarro 1963
Writer
The Giant of Metropolis 1961
Screenplay
The Tartars 1961
Screenplay
The Seven Revenges 1961
Screenplay
Violenza sul lago 1954
Screenplay, First Assistant Director
Compañeros 1970
Assistant Director
Gold for the Caesars 1963
Director
Love I Haven't... But... But 1951
Second Assistant Director
Credits from TMDB.