Giannini Editore has unveiled three new releases that are set to capture readers’ attention during the holiday season. The new titles promise a rich variety of themes and approaches, perfect for teasing readers’ different intellectual curiosities.
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The Actor's Journey into the Study of Cinema
Pino Sondelli proposes a book that serves as a guide for film students and aspiring actors, focusing on the crucial role of the actor in the cinematographic context. With the preface by Maurizio de Giovanni, the text highlights how the actor transcends reality and emotion through cinema. Sondelli combines images and words to offer a complete reflection on the actor's craft.
On the other side of the river
Written by Lucio Angrisani, this book takes place between the 60s and 70s, narrating the adventures of two young people in search of existential answers. Through “Rio Abierto”, an Argentine esoteric school, the story highlights the path of inner development that involves the protagonists and other characters, ranging between Naples and other cities.
Piagnoni: The history of southern Italy after the unification
This volume edited by Cesare Correnti and Italo Iozzolino includes essays and commentaries on the topic of Differentiated Autonomy in Southern Italy. With contributions from Southern experts, the book provides a critical assessment of a hot political topic. Adriano Giannola introduces the volume with a preface that offers an authoritative perspective on the issue.
Article published on 23 December 2024 - 12:30
Giannini Editore's publications seem interesting, but I don't know if all the topics will attract the attention of different readers. I wonder if there is room for other more modern and current topics.
I think that books on cinema can be very useful for beginners, but I don't know how much the public is interested in stories from the past, as in the case of 'On the Other Side of the River'.
It would be interesting to know more about the contents of 'Piagnoni', because the theme of autonomy is always relevant. I hope the essays are well structured and thought-provoking.