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Duration:
3x60'
Languages:
Italian, English

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Carosello

Ladies and Gentelmen, it's Carosello time!

Twenty years of TV history, and a very original way of advertising products, commented with a bit of nostalgia and irony by the protagonists from yesterday, but also from who today is in charge of advertisement, TV and communication, as Raimondo Vianello, Sandra Mondaini, Renzo Arbore and Gianni Boncompagni.
From 1957 to 1977, at 9 pm sharp, millions of Italians waited in front of their TV sets for characters and situations that still today, 50 years later, are part of their collective imagination, as Calimero, the drink “against the attrition of modern life” and Carmencita's coffee. And, above all, the famous phrase that accompanied children from the 60's to bed: “After Carosello, straight to bed!”.

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Duration:
1x60'
Languages:
Italian, English

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Cattelan's dead! Cattelan lives!

Maurizio Cattelan, the Italian artist that lives and works between Milan and New York, has gained an international reputation for his provocative and ambiguous works of art. And it is indeed a provocation the starting point of this special feature that begins with an anchorman's tv announcement of Cattelan's death.

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Duration:
1x62'
Languages:
Italian, English

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Design Icons

What are objects for us? And what are we for them?

Some of the most loved and celebrated design objects silently accompanied millions of people in their lives, and today have become icons kept in museums around the world, as the MoMA in NYC. Icons from the show biz, sports and culture (as Carlo Verdone, Pietro Mennea and Gillo Dorfles) tell their relationships with objects and how they accompanied their lives.
But what would the Vespa, the Sacco armchair, the Anna G corkscrew or even the typewriter Lettera 22 say if they could talk? Thanks to an imaginary “group therapy” these objects bare themselves in front of the camera.