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Tag Archives: Naples
Another P&P Screening in Italy
This Friday, August 23, my short film musical Edgar Allan Poe adaptation “The Pit and the Pendulum – a musicabre” (click here for trailer and much more) will screen again in Italy, specifically at the Giove International Film Festival in … Continue reading
The Art of Pompeii
Part 4 of the Pompeii Series Plenty of ancient Roman art was on display in the first three posts of the streets and homes of Pompeii and Herculaneum. But much more art dug up by the archeologists – sculptures and … Continue reading
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', LGBTQ Alphabet Soup, Two-fisted Touristing
Tagged amphitheatre, Ancient Rome, art, brass, brothels, erotica, Herculaneum, maenad, mythology, Naples, nymph, Pompeii, portraiture, pottery, religion, satyr, sculpture, sensuality, still life, wall paintings
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NAPLES’ GALLERIA UMBERTO
One particularly photogenic part of Naples, Italy – worthy of its own little blog post – is the Galleria Umberto 1. It is a public shopping gallery with apartments built 1887-1890 across from the opera house, and named after the … Continue reading
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', Two-fisted Touristing
Tagged 1890, Edward Elder, Galleria, Gallery, glass dome, mosaic, Naples, photography, San Carlo Theatre, shopping, Umberto, Umberto I, Unesco, Via Toledo, World Heritage Site, Zodiac
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SOCCER MAD NAPLES
Last April Ed and I attended the Robinson Film Festival in Naples, Italy. Naturally in addition to picking up two awards for “The Pit and the Pendulum – a musicabre” we found some time to do some exploring. On our … Continue reading
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Tagged alley, Baba, banners, blue and white, Cannoli, Easter, Edward Elder, Italy, Maradona, Naples, Napoli, Pastiera Napoletana, pizza, procession, Quatieri Spagnoli, S.S.C. Napoli, soccer, Spanish Quarter, Via Toledo
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2 ANNUAL ROBINSON FILM AWARDS for P&P
“The Pit and the Pendulum – a musicabre” wins Best International Short and Best Soundtrack at the Annual Robinson Film Awards in Naples, Italy Robinson Film Award winners gathering on stage at the end of the festival Tuesday, April 11 … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema Scope, Live! On Stage, Notes in the News, Poe Musicabres
Tagged Awards, best, Cinema, Cocaine Bear, Edgar Allan Poe, Edward Elder, Eliseo, Experimental, film, Film Festival, International, Italy, Jean-Luc Servino, John Vamvas, Medical Care, musicabre, Naples, Olga Montes, Onlus, Raffaele Canneva, Robinson, Scarpedicemente, short, soundtrack, The Pit and the Pendulum
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P&P ROBINSON FILM AWARDS
THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM – a musicabre is awarded BEST INTERNATIONAL SHORT BEST EXPERIMENTAL SHORT BEST ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK by the ROBINSON FILM AWARDS
Posted in Cinema Scope, Notes in the News, Poe Musicabres
Tagged Awards, Experimental, film, International, Italy, musicabre, Naples, Robinson, short, soundtrack, The Pit and the Pendulum
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