1953, Touring the city, Naples, Italy
1953, Touring the city, Naples, Italy
The third episode of ten parts. So many rich details. Laundry hung 4 stories above the street, fruit and vegetable carts on the street, ivory sculpting, Mount Vesuvius on the horizon.
with Italian and English captions
4 min 42 secs, 16mm 2k digital scan
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episode 325
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Che dire:una napoletana di oggi che constata bellezza,pulizia,strade ben tenute.Tutto perduto ,ma spero in un futuro migliore per la mia città ❤️
@ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhim
2 жыл бұрын
Anch'io.
@masterjunky863
2 жыл бұрын
Basta mettere diecimila euro di multa per chi sporca. Esagerato? Intanto la gente inizia a non farlo più...
@idabuglione6884
2 жыл бұрын
@@masterjunky863 però ci vorrebbe la sorveglianza che eleva le multe,gli spazzini che puliscono,le persone che pagano le multe... Purtroppo la strada è lunga e in salita...
A couple years later, Naples and the rest of Italy was blanketed by one of its heaviest snowfalls ever. Snow is very rare in Naples, happening once every decade or less. The last snowfall was in 2018, and almost nobody remembers when the last one was before that
Che bel video, GRAZIE PER AVERCI REGALATO QUESTO SPLENDIDO LAVORO!
Thoroughly enjoyed every minute. You did a fantastic job 👍👏🏻
Molto bello!
My family is from Acerra italy my Grandma her brother and sister and my Great grandma and grandpa all immigrated from Acerra in 1961 to Chicago IL. I recently just got in contact with my family in Italy 🇮🇹
My family could very well be in this video
Unbelievable! The first Italian movie in color was released in 1952, so this must have been made with one of the very first color cameras available. I had never seen how those streets looked like in color back then, but now I did. Things seem to be more similar to today when you see them in color, even though they changed so much in reality. I recognize every single street, but they were much cleaner back then and people used to dress way more differently than today. Unfortunately, it's not possible to travel in time so this is the closest we can get to that 🤣 I would love to go back to that time, just to feel how it was. PS: "Macario" was a famous comedian. The sign you can see in the very first scene was sponsoring his show in the "Metropolitan" theatre. It was really strange to read his name on a sign I could see in color. I guess that's what I would feel if I would be able to time travel and see things in color that I've always seen in black and white. Thanks so much for this video!
awesome...
Tutto ciò prima che costruissero quegli scempi di cemento armato
@arcangelogabriele5827
2 жыл бұрын
BRAVO!!! DEI VERI OBBROBRI! Come aver buttato giù tutta la stazione ferroviaria a PIAZZA GARIBALDI, lì si sono proprio superati....
This is great footage ! Would i be able to get permission to use this footage for my third year production please
@ReelLifeCanada
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you. This footage is available for license via Pond5, look in the credits above for the direct link.
PERSONALLY, may just be me, but maybe just maybe this is a civilization worth conserving? And not throwing away in the junk? Dont you think?