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Mario Azzopardi

Mario Azzopardi works as a director whose work reaches audiences with no face attached to it. The jobs have come from both the film and the television side of the industry. 'Stargate SG-1: Children of the Gods' is where the largest audience encountered this work.
Mario Azzopardi works as a director whose work reaches audiences with no face attached to it. The jobs have come from both the film and the television side of the industry. 'Stargate SG-1: Children of the Gods' is where the largest audience encountered this work.
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Saul: The Journey to Damascus
Director
★ 7.5
2014
Film
ZOS: Zone of Separation
Director · 8 episodes
★ 9.0
2009–
TV
Angela's Eyes
Director · 1 episode
★ 8.3
2006–
TV
Stargate Atlantis
Director · 4 episodes
★ 8.0
2004–
TV
Dinotopia
Director · 5 episodes
★ 5.1
2002–
TV
Stargate Infinity
Director · 4 episodes
★ 6.1
2002–
TV
Savage Messiah
Director
★ 5.4
2002
Film
Jeremiah
Director · 2 episodes
★ 6.9
2002–
TV
Stiletto Dance
Director
★ 4.9
2001
Film
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Mario Azzopardi
1950-01-01 · Malta

Mario Philip Azzopardi (born 1950 in Malta; resident of Toronto, Canada), is a television and film director and writer. He has worked on such shows as The Outer Limits, Stargate SG-1 (including its two-hour pilot), and Stargate Atlantis. In 2008, he directed all eight episodes of the highly acclaimed and award winning HBO Canada/TMN miniseries ZOS: Zone of Separation, which he co created and produced.

In 1971, while still a student at the Royal University of Malta, he directed Gaġġa, presumed to be the first full-length feature filmed entirely in Maltese. Transferred to digital format and enhanced, the film was re-released in Malta in March 2007. He left his native Malta for Canada in 1978, following a dispute with local censors and theatre authorities who, in 1977, had cancelled his play, Sulari Fuq Strada Stretta, on the grounds that it was too offensive; the play was eventually presented at the Manoel Theatre in January 2008.

Mario Philip Azzopardi should not be confused with Maltese poet, short story writer, and columnist Mario Azzopardi (born 1944), who is also involved in theatre and directs the Malta Drama Centre.

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