Toni D'Angelo and his wife (center) with members of the cast and crew of Filmstudio, mon Amour In his latest film, which premiered at this year's Festa del Cinema in Rome , filmmaker Toni D'Angelo documents the history of Rome's legendary movie theater, Filmstudio. Filmstudio, mon Amour reconstructs nearly half a century of the first Italian film club- from 1967 to today. D'Angelo explores not only the evolution of this iconic Roman landmark with all the film movements that took place within its walls, he also explores the evolution of cinema itself and the way in which we see it today. "The post-theatrical era has begun, meaning the era after cinematography," declares Bernardo Bertolucci. The documentary is filled with the perspectives of interesting people like Bertolucci, Nanni Moretti, Vittorio Taviani, Carlo Verdone and Wim Wenders- who were all there when its doors opened in 1967 and lived through its many phases. Armando Leone and C...
100+ YEARS OF THE GREAT ITALIAN MOVIEMAKERS