Author: Massimo Volpe

CORRIERE CANADESE / L’italocanadese Iervolino produrrà un nuovo film su Armani, il re della moda

TORONTO – La recente scomparsa dell’iconico stilista italiano Giorgio Armani ha fatto sì che gli italiani e gli altri si chiedano: quanto è stato influente il lavoro di Armani? La curiosità è giustificata, dato che l’impero commerciale globale di Armani si è esteso agli hotel di lusso a Milano e Dubai, ai profumi e all’arredamento per la casa… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

Neapolitan Life in the Red Zone

TORONTO – Long before there was a Vesuvius Observatory monitoring its seismic activity, the volcano famously buried two Roman cities under layers of its ash, pumice and pyroclastic surges. What’s left of Pompeii and Herculaneum serve only to haunt today’s travellers who walk among their ruins. 

Elvira Notari, Italy’s First Female Filmmaker

TORONTO – Few may know the name of Italy’s first filmmaker, but his legacy has long been preserved. Vittorio Calcina, photographer by trade from Turin, was an associate of Auguste and Louis Lumières, the pioneering French filmmakers and inventors of the early film camera (the Cinematographe). But unlike Calvina’s well documented history, Elvira Notari’s story – as Italy’s first female filmmaker – remains largely untold. Until now.