Dante's Inferno Documentary - This unique documetary presents to the world the first part of The Divine Comedy, Inferno

A Feature Documentary Production

The Divine Comedy - Inferno, Purgatorio and Paradiso - is known as the greatest Christian story ever told after The Gospel. The Divine Comedy, written by Dante Alighieri (1265-1322), is an allegory of life; a vision of the world of the hereafter. The story is divided into one hundred chapters (cantos), which reflect the Christian faith and is considered one of the greatest literature classics of all time. It was the first book ever written in Italian, through which Dante hoped to convert a wrong done world to righteousness.

Master Films Productions, LLC presents Dante's Inferno Documented - a film by Dino Di Durante, produced and directed by Boris Acosta. This feature film is a breakthrough about Dante's Inferno, the first part of the The Divine Comedy masterpiece, written by Dante Alighieri during his exile from Florence, in Italy during 1302-1311. Dante's Inferno Documented is not only a tribute to Dante Alighieri, the best Italian poet of all time, but also to Gustave Dore, the best French illustrator of all time as well as L'Inferno - the first Italian feature film in history.

Dante's Inferno Documented is a 2-hour feature film, depicting the story of a man that went on a journey through the worst of the afterlife, Inferno, to finally consumate his love relationship at the gate of Paradise (sequel). This film is also a Tribute to Hollywood legend and Golden Globe nominee Jeff Conaway, who left us his great Christian legacy.

Dante's Inferno Documented is a compelling four-quadrant film presented as a visual and narrative journey to Hell told by over 30 scholars and artists from both Italy and the United States. It features Oscar and Golden Globe nominee Eric Roberts, Golden Globe nominee Jeff Conaway, Monsignor Marco Frisina from The Vatican and Italian Legend Arnoldo Foà, among many others. The Infernal story is presented circle by circle in an unprecedented and unique way that no other documentary has done up until now. Visually, it features over 50 black and white illustrations by Gustave Dore, over 50 original color illustrations from the upcoming Dante's Inferno Illustrated book and magazine series as well as a some dramatic animation excerpts from the upcoming animation short film Dante's Inferno Animated featuring Eric Roberts as Dante. Furthermore, the final touch of this historic film is the addition of some excerpts from the 1911 production of L'Inferno.

The main purpose of this documentary is to present Dante's story in an easy and understandable way to encourage people to read The Divine Comedy book. This production, as well as all independent productions by Boris Acosta, will give 10% of its revenue to charity to promote The Divine Comedy throughout the world.

Dante's Inferno Documented is expected to premiere in Europe and North America at major film festivals, soon to be announced in the "Festivals" page.