Lin Corricella of Procida, an iconic village on the Campania island, has been included by the European Film Academy among the Treasures of European Cinematographic Culture. This is an important recognition that celebrates the deep bond between this evocative place and cinema.
In fact, Corricella has been chosen as the setting for numerous successful films, including "The postman" by Massimo Troisi, “Arturo's Island” e “Francesca and Nunziata” by Lina Wertmuller. Its breathtaking beauty and unique atmosphere have made it a perfect setting for telling unforgettable stories.
The inclusion of Corricella in the Treasures of European Cinematographic Culture is a source of great pride for the entire Procida community. It is a recognition that will contribute to making this magical place known and appreciated even more, not only in Italy but also in the rest of the world.
The tourism councilor of Procida, Leonardo Costagliola, expressed his satisfaction for this important milestone: “A special thanks to the Academy and to Pascal Edelmann, responsible for the European cinematographic heritage, for having included our Corricella in the Treasures of European cinematographic culture. An acknowledgement that will contribute to making the importance of the small tourist port and its cinematographic history known and recognized throughout the world”.
The entry of Corricella into the list of Treasures of European Cinematographic Culture represents further confirmation of the cultural and landscape value of Procida. The island, already Italian Capital of Culture 2022, continues to collect successes and to attract international attention.
This recognition is an invitation to visit Procida and discover its unique beauty, made of crystalline sea, breathtaking landscapes and ancient history. An island that has so much to offer its visitors, from nature lovers to film buffs.
Article published by Rosaria Federico on April 29, 2024, at 07:54 AM
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