Art, love and espionage in Paris in the 1930s: Photographic exhibition on Alberto Spadolini.
Decorator at the Vittoriale by Gabriele D'Annunzio, dancer with Joséphine Baker, choreographer admired by Paul Valéry and Maurice Ravel, actor with Jean Marais and Jean Gabin, singer with Mistinguett, documentary filmmaker with Django Reinhardt, painter appreciated by Jean Cocteau and Max Jacob , a Michelangelo-style sculptor, journalist for the Parisian magazine Le Sourire and agent of the anti-Nazi Resistance.
Alberto Spadolini was all this and much more with his background in sculpture and journalism until he found himself an agent in the anti-Nazi resistance.
At the “Palazzo del Fulgor” 25 photographic images, the work of Dora Maar (Paris), Maurice Seymour (Chicago), George Hoyningen - Huené (London), Joe Pazen (New York), G. R. Aldò (Aldo Rossano Graziati) .. Some of these images have been published by important magazines, including Vogue and Vanity Fair.
At the Cinemino Thursday 30 March, 6 and 13 April at 4.00pm, the following documentaries will be screened:

- Spadò, the naked dancer, by Riccardo De Angelis and Romeo Marconi (Italy 2019, 46'). With interviews with the president of the Vittoriale Giordano Bruno Guerri and the art historian Stefano Papetti. The video was a finalist of the "Bellaria Film Festival 2020" and of the "Los Angeles-Italia Film Fashion and Art Festival in 2021", an event that precedes the Night of the Oscars.

- Nous, Les Gitans, by Alberto Spadolini (France 1951, 25'). Shot in Andalusia, it tells the origins of gypsy music. The film, restored by the Cinématheque Française, was presented by Martin Scorsese as part of the exhibition "Toute la mémoire du Monde".