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Documentary Review: An Italian who inspired Tarantino, “Piero Vivarelli: Life as a B-Movie”
Piero Vivarelli was an Italian B-movie filmmaker, a “genre” director who dabbled in several genres, most famous (at home) for his musicarello pop and rock movies of the 60s. If you’ve never heard of Rita Pavone, Tony Renis, Mina and … Continue reading
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