After 71 years, a talk with the brother of an Italian prisoner of war buried in Utah
May 29, 2014
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By Mauro Battocchi
Roberto Dal Bosco is an italian video artist who you may remember. He went to Utah last January to present his Renaissance painting video animation displayed at the Salt Lake City Leonardo Museum.
While there, he was able - with the help of honorary consul Mike Homer and Kelly Nelson of Woosh Production - to film and produce a documentary about Salt Lake City's Italian heritage.
Fonte: San Francisco, Italy
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