Latest docu-films from Magnitudo Film available for free online

Magnitudo Film is offering some of its most recent productions to the public free of charge, in the belief that, at a time of emergency such as the one we are experiencing, culture should not be stopped. Starting March 23, therefore, the platform makes available a selection of art films to "learn about the testimony of Gian Lorenzo Bernini, the secrets of Matera, to immerse oneself in the legacy of Leonardo da Vinci, to touch the art of Antonio Canova, to discover the style of Andrea Palladio, to explore the Wunderkammer through the most prestigious private collections."

Magnitudo reports that in the meantime, ongoing projects and phases of study and documentary collection continue, and that it will soon return with new titles that are currently in preparation.

Francesco Invernizzi, CEO Magnitudo Film states, “At this time when we are all called to duty, we at Magnitudofilm also want to contribute by making available for free the tools of culture that have engaged us daily for years. I believe that the time spent in our homes these days can be experienced as a time of reflection and learning not only through e-learning programs, but also through books and documentaries. Precisely because of the pleasure of discovering and rediscovering the heritage of humanity that we routinely disseminate, we feel it is our social duty to make some of our titles available. Already adopted in colleges and university faculties around the world, I hope they can be a complementary tool for teachers and students and an opportunity for enthusiasts. All films will also be made available in versions for the deaf and blind so that everyone can enjoy them and no one is left out. Overcoming the virus and the commitment this entails without stopping culture is a duty to ourselves and future generations.”

For more info: www.magnitudofilm.com/it/magnitudofilmperlitalia/

Latest docu-films from Magnitudo Film available for free online

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