'For Lucio' Review: The Voice of Italy for Four Decades
A new documentary pays tribute to Lucio Dalla, a popular and passionate Italian singer whose songs captured the country’s political turmoil.
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A new documentary pays tribute to Lucio Dalla, a popular and passionate Italian singer whose songs captured the country’s political turmoil.
In beiden Basel formiert sich starker Widerstand gegen das Mediensubventionsgesetz. Zu den über 50 Mitgliedern zählen Vertreterinnen und Vertreter aus der Verlags- und Medienbranche, Wirtschaft und Politik.
Last modified on Thu 8 Jul 2021 11.30 EDT The terrible loneliness of success is the subject of this absorbing movie, equal in some strange way to the loneliness of failure; itâs also about the secret and shameful feeling that failure is the one truthful state of being, which the successful person has had to renounce. Martin Eden is also about capitalism and enterprise and the great 20th-century promise that hard work and an audacious gamble on a certain career path at the start of oneâs life can carry anyone, however lowly born, on to riches. And more importantly, it is about the di...
Lucio dishes up 40 years of art morsels Save Share Lucio Galletto has just polished off a lunch of spaghetti and clams when Saleroom calls about Sundayâs auction of the sprawling art collection that hung in his legendary Sydney restaurant. âNow that Iâm unemployed I have to wash up as well,â Galletto says from his holiday home in Mollymook, on the south coast of New South Wales. Legendary Paddington restaurateur Lucio Galletto is retiring and auctioning off some of the artworks he has collected over 37 years. Â Louie Douvis âIt is very strange,â Galletto says....
Lucio Dalla. The film world-premiered in the Berlinale Special section of the 2021 Berlinale. True to its title, For Lucio is more of a tribute than a biopic. With only two interviewees and a mass of archive material, it is, at the same time, a poetic view of Bologna and Italy after World War II. Born in 1943, Dalla grew up in a devastated country, and saw how reconstruction and industrialisation started changing the heart of his city, which used to be much more strongly connected to the countryside, simultaneously transforming – some would say "destroying" – Italian culture and identity...