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- The Story and the Secret of the "City of the Eagle", " Queen of the Apennines ", with its protagonists: Federico II of Svevia (authentic founder of the city of L'Aquila), Leonardo Da Vinci, Dante Alighieri, Pope Celestino V, San Bernardino from Siena, the Cistercians and the Templar Knights. The work is a passionate journey through the centuries, and from time to time it gives new keys to reading the monuments of this city, the Fountain of 99 fountains, the Collemaggio Basilica or the Basilica of San Bernardino. L'Aquila lends to different reading keys. In particular, it was built on the Jerusalem plant and mirrored the constellation of the Eagle to symbolize the era of change. Welcome to the city of 99, welcome to the legend, in this fascinating journey through the centuries and welcome to L'Aquila, city of the past, present and future. Discover the mystery of NEW JERUSALEM! The queen of Appennines, covered by a thick mantle of silence, covered with dust and forgotten by many people, awaits its awakening. Many examples as messages in the city seem to mean: reverse, flip. 66 is the numerical value of God and Jerusalem, blow it up and here's the evidence of the Aquila 99 will manifest itself in its substance, this is the mystery of Aquila, the new Jerusalem.
- It is a documentary film dedicated to the history of Italian emigrants in the World. With original soundtrack by Umberto Scipione, Davide Pistoni, it was awarded as Best Documentary Film at the Salento International Film Festival, Flaiano Space Abruzzo Space and "Italian Emigration Award in the World". It competes at the "Migrazioni Memorie" festival and it was presented out of competition at the festival dedicated to John Fante.
- The documentary film is inspired by the travel diaries of British artists who visited our lands in 1800 and early years of 1900 (Edward Lear, Richard Keppel Craven, Anne Mac Donnell and Amy Atkinson) to tell the story and legends of a lake which doesn't still exist: the lake Fucino. "Once upon a time Lake Fucino" is dedicated to Marija Gimbutas, a Lithuanian archaeologist who, for her entirely innovative theories and discoveries, was ostracized and denigrated or, worse, not considered. She devoted her life to seeking evidence to show the world how useless it was to hide pieces of history and the true story of women and, in a sense, of the whole of humanity. The film tells the legend of the goddesses of Abruzzo, Angizia and Circe, of the cult of the snakes, of Lake Fucino where the Marsi lived. They were the people the Romans could not subjugate - "Nec sine Marsis nec contra Marsos triumphari posse", they said that "In battle, without Marsi or against them, Rome could not triumph." The Marsi were mighty and in Marsica, indeed, the special departments of the Roman empire were selected. Clearly the Marsi were not simply warriors, but priests, magicians and healers, because they knew herbs and poisons.