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A documentary on Rome from the late 19th century to the early third millennium (made almost entirely from archival and found footage)
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From amateur archive footage a 6 episodes film for a new collective memory, after the quarantine period.
Cinecitta, the great movie studio built by Mussolini, became universally known as 'Hollywood on the Tiber' and as Fellini's second home. But in an interim period (1944-50) it served very different functions, quite unlike that of a dream factory. Under the Nazi occupation of Rome it was a transit camp for deportees, then following the liberation, it was transformed by the Allies into one of the largest displaced persons camps in Italy.
