Massimo Mida
Massimo Mida, born Massimo Puccini, was an Italian screenwriter and film director active from the early 1940s to the mid-1980s. He began his career as a screenwriter, contributing to films such as A Pilot Returns (1942). Mida transitioned to directing with works like Behind Closed Shutters (1951) and At the Edge of the City (1953). His filmography includes notable titles such as Good Folk's Sunday (1953) and Chronicle of Poor Lovers (1954). Mida's work is recognized for its engagement with Italian neorealism, reflecting the socio-political climate of post-war Italy.
Crew

Attention! Bandits!
Screenplay, Story, First Assistant Director

Love in Four Dimensions
Director, Writer

The Screwball
Writer, Co-Director

Good Folk's Sunday
Screenplay

Variety Lights
First Assistant Director

The Prince with the Red Mask
Screenplay

Paisan
First Assistant Director
Il Cinegiornale della pace
Director

Behind Closed Shutters
Story, Screenplay

A Pilot Returns
Screenplay

LSD Flesh of Devil
Director, Writer

La donna a una dimensione
Story

Bianco, rosso, giallo, rosa
Director
La città di Pavese
Director

At the Edge of the City
Story, Writer

Chronicle of Poor Lovers
Screenplay
Il fratello
Director, Story, Writer, Editor

The House of Intrigue
Screenplay

I misteri di Roma
Director