Photographic art exhibition dedicated to the most beautiful and iconic films of all time, shot in Turin and Piedmont, enriched by an unpublished collection of vintage cinema machines belonging to various eras.

The event, curated by Sabrina Sottile, Franco Fratto and Marco Rodolfo Galloni, has two souls:

A collection of large photographic panels (over 2 meters) created by photographer Paolo Angelillo to evoke an equal number of iconic films shot in palaces, castles and precious homes scattered throughout Piedmont, starting from the early 1900s (Cabiria, Cinderella, War and Peace, The Italian Job, Scent of a Woman, Deep Red, After Midnight, The Solitude of Prime Numbers, Come to the World, Welcome President, The King's Man) and which have entered the history of cinema.

An unpublished collection of vintage film machinery from various periods of the 20th century - which fits perfectly with the photographic collection described above - that tells how cinema machines were fundamental to the creation of cinematographic works; the latter all on a flexible medium known as cinematographic film.