Movie2017 · Released · 76 min
A documentary by Abel Ferrara on the most lively square in Rome, Piazza Vittorio, where the city's multicultural diversity is the most felt. The square is a vibrant multiethnic center: from real crude Romans to Asians, Africans and Indians. Because of its colourful nature, it has become the residence of many artists, and of Abel Ferrara himself, who has thus decided to depict its unique dimension.
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