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Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Italian director Gabriele Mainetti, known internationally for genre-bending titles “They Call Me Jeeg” and “Freaks vs. the Reich,” is shooting a kung fu movie set in Rome’s multi-ethnic Piazza Vittorio quarter. Cameras have just started rolling in Rome on Mainetti’s yet-to-be titled third feature that will see him riff on martial arts movie tropes, following his fresh takes on a 1970 Japanese cartoon series in “Jeeg,” and then on the Nazi hunter film genre in “Freaks.” Vision Distribution will be launching sales on the film at the Cannes Marché du Film.

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Italy legend Francesco Totti says actress promised to strip naked if Roma won the league

Roma legend Francesco Totti has revealed that an Italian actress promised to strip naked if they won the league title in 2001.In a Sky documentary from 2020 entitled ‘My Name is Francesco Totti’, he recalled the pledge from actress and Roma fan Sabrina Ferilli on the condition that his side managed to win the Scudetto.Rome-born Totti – whose beloved Italy play Switzerland in Euro 2020 on Wednesday – held his end of the deal after captaining his side to their first title in nearly 20 years, assisted by the likes of Gabriel Batistuta and Marco Delvecchio.But the World Cup winner revealed the actress instead chose to strip down to a flesh coloured bikini on stage in front of millions, as Roma fans celebrated in a concert held at the famous

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Amazon Prime Video Commits $1.2 Million in COVID-19 Relief to Italy’s Entertainment Industry – Global Bulletin

Jamie Lang In today’s Global Bulletin, Amazon commits €1 million ($1.18 million) in Italian COVID-19 aid, Fremantle’s Naked hires Natalie Rose, Jay Blades launches Hungry Jay Media and Amazon Prime Video drops a trailer for its first Spanish scripted Original “El Cid.”Amazon Prime Video and Amazon Studios have announced a €1 million ($1.18 million) commitment to support the Italian entertainment industry through the COVID-19 pandemic.The donation is being made to the emergency COVID-19 fund, Scena Unita, created by a group of Italian artists and celebrities — including popstar Fedez, comedian Carlo Verdone, rapper Achille Lauro, actor Sabrina Ferilli, and singer Gianna Nannini — with the support of Amazon Prime Video as a main donor.

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