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Released
1950 · FILM

The Villa of Monsters

Runtime
10 min
Language
IT
Documentary

Synopsis

A short documentary explores a unique garden located near Rome, notable for its collection of strange and unusual sculptures. The film provides an in-depth look at the artistic vision behind the garden, the creative process of its sculptor, and the inspiration drawn from nature, mythology, and the surrounding landscape. The garden serves as both a public space and an open-air gallery, attracting visitors and art enthusiasts who come to experience its surreal atmosphere and unconventional aesthetic. The documentary captures the history of the site, the evolution of the sculptures over time, and the impact the garden has had on the local community and the broader art world.

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Principal cast & crew: 3

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Shot by R De Paolis

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