Sep 19, 2014
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I Fori Imperiali illuminati da un premio Oscar come Vittorio Storaro. Il direttore della fotografia italiano premiato con la prestigiosa statuetta del cinema per pellicole come "Apocalypse Now", "L'ultimo Imperatore" e "Reds" firma il progetto, voluto dal sindaco Marino, per la nuova illuminazione dell'area archeologica di Roma.
Le immagini sono state proiettate oggi in conferenza stampa al Campidoglio. "Roma by night" si arricchisce dunque della firma di un grande maestro del cinema chiamato a valorizzare il magnifico set naturale della città eterna.
Source: http://roma.repubblica.it
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