not coming back to Rome from the days when lively and mischievous carry around the age of the driver's license with a ponytail and an earring black.
memories, a night in Piazza Navona , escape through the eaves of a hotel for students and a beauty that breathed evenly spread on our bold imagination.
It 's a sunny afternoon in the capital. The girl Trastevere is leaving the computer, I came to meet with the keys to the city. "Where are you going?" He asks.
"Wherever there is a piece of this city," I reply.
walk on the ground beaten a dense pine forest that recalls the country's wind. And 'the entrance to Villa Pamphili. Some say it was dear to D'Annunzio, someone else runs on his 184 acres
If I had a garden so filled him with yellow roses. Planting Dutch tulips and violets.
If I had a garden so I would call friends. Trace the path with flickering torches and fill the glasses of red wine iron.
A tree with long arms and generous foliage protects our words from the heat that melts a soy ice cream.
Rome is a set. Everywhere you look, wherever you are, the goal of any filmmaker has already arrived before you. There
If I had a thousand bodies leave them roaming the streets of downtown. One along the Tiber, the other at the Orange Garden. One in Piazza di Spagna and the other in the Circus Maximus. An al fresco museum, the other in Villa Borghese.
If I had a thousand bodies under a tree I would not be breathing this air forever. Capturing images as flowers and carrying a sheaf in Rome who has not yet seen.
"Where are you going?" Insists the girl of Trastevere.
"Where can I see everything," I reply.
As caring and attentive guide took my hand. We follow an uphill road. Elegant buildings, oleanders and wisteria in bloom. To the right of the dome, left the houses of the rich. The car stops. A terrace in front of us greet the entire city. And 'the sunset.
At every step I feel the emotion as a desperate knock on the door. The thousand bodies one by one back with a film of photographs taken and a ticket for the subway. They Fellini, Pasolini are. They are De Sica, are Greenaway. I leaned over, and the eye of my lens I see the paradise.