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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: here the  melodramas of love. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: here the westerns movies. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • A inusual landscape from the top of Consolata belltower. The Basilica church in foreground, the Duomo, San Lorenzo church, the Mole Antonelliana wiht Torino's hill in the back.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. Here the reconstruction of a laboratory. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: here the westerns movies. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • Mole Antonelliana. Now is the Museo Nazionale del Cinema (Movie National museum)
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  • Mole Antonelliana, Cinema National Museum. A wood model of the monument.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: here the horror movies. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. Here the reconstruction of a laboratory. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • A inusual landscape from the top of Consolata belltower. The Basilica church in foreground, the Duomo, San Lorenzo church, the Mole Antonelliana wiht Torino's hill in the back.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: here the cinema of the absurd. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. Here the reconstruction of a laboratory. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. Here the reconstruction of a laboratory. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: here the westerns movies. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh arts. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: here the family films. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • Mole Antonelliana, Cinema National Museum. The restaurant.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: here the science fiction movies. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: here the family films. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • At the center of the Mole Antonelliana, the visitor enters the grand Temple Hall, the spectacular heart of the Museum. The crystal lift located at its center takes visitors straight up to the small panoramic temple located 85 meters higher up. The Temple Hall is surrounded by small chapels dedicated to the cult of cinema, with fascinating sets illustrating some of the major themes and genres of the seventh art: animated films, cinema of the absurd, horror and fantasy, mirror films, westerns, musicals, science fiction, experimental cinema, family films, melodramas of love and death, catastrophe movies. The last two chapels are dedicated to the Italian silent film masterpiece Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone and to Torino City of Cinema. Visitors can stretch out on the chaises longues and watch three films that are projected onto the giant screens.
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  • The Mole is the symbol of Turin. The tower's composite, classical style contrasts with its verticalism. Until a few years ago it was the highest stone building in Europe (167.50 metres). The Mole was built in 1863 like Synagogue, then become the house of the Museo del Risorgimento, and now it's the site of the new National Cinema Museum.
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  • The Mole is the symbol of Turin. The tower's composite, classical style contrasts with its verticalism. Until a few years ago it was the highest stone building in Europe (167.50 metres). The Mole was built in 1863 like Synagogue, then become the house of the Museo del Risorgimento, and now it's the site of the new National Cinema Museum.
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  • The Mole is the symbol of Turin. The tower's composite, classical style contrasts with its verticalism. Until a few years ago it was the highest stone building in Europe (167.50 metres). The Mole was built in 1863 like Synagogue, then become the house of the Museo del Risorgimento, and now it's the site of the new National Cinema Museum.
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  • The Mole is the symbol of Turin. The tower's composite, classical style contrasts with its verticalism. Until a few years ago it was the highest stone building in Europe (167.50 metres). The Mole was built in 1863 like Synagogue, then become the house of the Museo del Risorgimento, and now it's the site of the new National Cinema Museum.
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  • Luci d'Artista (Artist lights) in winter. On one side of the four-faced dome, the first Fibonacci numbers are written with red neon lights: they are part of the artistic work Il volo dei Numeri ("Flight of the numbers") by Mario Merz.
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  • the Archeology of Cinema is about the various discoveries, shows and experiments which preceded and accompanied the inventions of Edison and the Lumière brothers: the shadow theatre, the camera obscura, the optical box, the stereoscope, the magic lantern, chronophotography, the kinetoscope and, finally, the cinematograph. screens, let visitors learn more about the history of the objects on view and how they work.
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  • Luci d'Artista (Artist lights) in winter. On one side of the four-faced dome, the first Fibonacci numbers are written with red neon lights: they are part of the artistic work Il volo dei Numeri ("Flight of the numbers") by Mario Merz.
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  • The roman quadrilateral of the old Augusta Taurinorum. Careful and recent repaired have given to this zone a new vitality. Beside memorable clubs, that have seen the history of the area, there are new restaurants and cafés that often offer new maghrebian and oriental atmospheres.
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  • the Cinema Machine exhibition, the  reconstruction of a scriptwriter studio. This section is dedicated to the various components of the film industry and the phases involved in making a movie: production companies, film directing, screenplays, actors and the star system, costumes, sets, storyboards, cinemas. Unusual sets, production documents, props, photographs, sketches and famous film clips accompany the visitor.
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  • the Cinema Machine exhibition dedicated to the various components of the film industry and the phases involved in making a movie: production companies, film directing, screenplays, actors and the star system, costumes, sets, storyboards, cinemas. Unusual sets, production documents, props, photographs, sketches and famous film clips accompany the visitor.
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  • Luci d'Artista (Artist lights) in winter. On one side of the four-faced dome, the first Fibonacci numbers are written with red neon lights: they are part of the artistic work Il volo dei Numeri ("Flight of the numbers") by Mario Merz.
    em7115405.jpg
  • The roman quadrilateral of the old Augusta Taurinorum. Careful and recent repaired have given to this zone a new vitality. Beside memorable clubs, that have seen the history of the area, there are new restaurants and cafés that often offer new maghrebian and oriental atmospheres.
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  • Cinema National Museum. Actors posters on the walls of the buidings around the Museum.
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  • the Poster Gallery displays trace the history of cinema and its most significant films and directors, illustrating the evolution of figurative trends, graphics and publicity poster art.
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  • the Cinema Machine exhibition dedicated to the various components of the film industry and the phases involved in making a movie: production companies, film directing, screenplays, actors and the star system, costumes, sets, storyboards, cinemas. Unusual sets, production documents, props, photographs, sketches and famous film clips accompany the visitor.
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  • the Archeology of Cinema is about the various discoveries, shows and experiments which preceded and accompanied the inventions of Edison and the Lumière brothers: the shadow theatre, the camera obscura, the optical box, the stereoscope, the magic lantern, chronophotography, the kinetoscope and, finally, the cinematograph. screens, let visitors learn more about the history of the objects on view and how they work.
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  • The Temple Hall gives access to the helicoidal ramp which, like a piece of film, unrolls as it leads visitors upward to the cupola. The last portion of the ramp features an exhibit dedicated to Cinema and Television .Six "alcoves" recreate typical family scenes from different eras, illustrating how TV technology has transformed the way images are used and consumed. A 1960s living room.
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  • Luci d'Artista (Artist lights) in winter. On one side of the four-faced dome, the first Fibonacci numbers are written with red neon lights: they are part of the artistic work Il volo dei Numeri ("Flight of the numbers") by Mario Merz.
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  • Cinema National Museum. Actors posters on the walls of the buidings around the Museum. Florinda Bolkan
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  • the Poster Gallery displays trace the history of cinema and its most significant films and directors, illustrating the evolution of figurative trends, graphics and publicity poster art.
    em7117118.jpg
  • the Archeology of Cinema is about the various discoveries, shows and experiments which preceded and accompanied the inventions of Edison and the Lumière brothers: the shadow theatre, the camera obscura, the optical box, the stereoscope, the magic lantern, chronophotography, the kinetoscope and, finally, the cinematograph. screens, let visitors learn more about the history of the objects on view and how they work.
    em7117102.jpg
  • Luci d'Artista (Artist lights) in winter. On one side of the four-faced dome, the first Fibonacci numbers are written with red neon lights: they are part of the artistic work Il volo dei Numeri ("Flight of the numbers") by Mario Merz.
    em7115397.jpg
  • Luci d'Artista (Artist lights) in winter. On one side of the four-faced dome, the first Fibonacci numbers are written with red neon lights: they are part of the artistic work Il volo dei Numeri ("Flight of the numbers") by Mario Merz.
    em7115406.jpg
  • Luci d'Artista (Artist lights) in winter. On one side of the four-faced dome, the first Fibonacci numbers are written with red neon lights: they are part of the artistic work Il volo dei Numeri ("Flight of the numbers") by Mario Merz.
    em7115400.jpg
  • The roman quadrilateral of the old Augusta Taurinorum. Careful and recent repaired have given to this zone a new vitality. Beside memorable clubs, that have seen the history of the area, there are new restaurants and cafés that often offer new maghrebian and oriental atmospheres.
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  • Cinema National Museum. Actors posters on the walls of the buidings around the Museum. Marcello Mastroianni.
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  • the Cinema Machine exhibition, casting section. The exibition is dedicated to the various components of the film industry and the phases involved in making a movie: production companies, film directing, screenplays, actors and the star system, costumes, sets, storyboards, cinemas. Unusual sets, production documents, props, photographs, sketches and famous film clips accompany the visitor.
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  • the Cinema Machine exhibition, the  Metro Goldwin Meyer boss studio. This section is dedicated to the various components of the film industry and the phases involved in making a movie: production companies, film directing, screenplays, actors and the star system, costumes, sets, storyboards, cinemas. Unusual sets, production documents, props, photographs, sketches and famous film clips accompany the visitor.
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  • Turin, landscape from Monte dei Cappuccini. The Po river and Vittorio Emanuele square with the Mole Antonelliana, symbol of Turin. The tower's composite, classical style contrasts with its verticalism. Until a few years ago it was the highest stone building in Europe (167.50 metres). The Mole was built in 1863 like Synagogue, then become the house of the Museo del Risorgimento, and now it's the site of the new National Cinema Museum.
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  • Turin, landscape from Monte dei Cappuccini. The Po river and Vittorio Emanuele square with the Mole Antonelliana, symbol of Turin. The tower's composite, classical style contrasts with its verticalism. Until a few years ago it was the highest stone building in Europe (167.50 metres). The Mole was built in 1863 like Synagogue, then become the house of the Museo del Risorgimento, and now it's the site of the new National Cinema Museum.
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  • Turin, landscape from Monte dei Cappuccini. The Po river and Vittorio Emanuele square with the Mole Antonelliana, symbol of Turin. The tower's composite, classical style contrasts with its verticalism. Until a few years ago it was the highest stone building in Europe (167.50 metres). The Mole was built in 1863 like Synagogue, then become the house of the Museo del Risorgimento, and now it's the site of the new National Cinema Museum.
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  • Turin, landscape from Monte dei Cappuccini. The Po river and Vittorio Emanuele square with the Mole Antonelliana, symbol of Turin. The tower's composite, classical style contrasts with its verticalism. Until a few years ago it was the highest stone building in Europe (167.50 metres). The Mole was built in 1863 like Synagogue, then become the house of the Museo del Risorgimento, and now it's the site of the new National Cinema Museum.
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  • Turin, landscape from Monte dei Cappuccini. The Po river and Vittorio Emanuele square with the Mole Antonelliana, symbol of Turin. The tower's composite, classical style contrasts with its verticalism. Until a few years ago it was the highest stone building in Europe (167.50 metres). The Mole was built in 1863 like Synagogue, then become the house of the Museo del Risorgimento, and now it's the site of the new National Cinema Museum.
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  • Turin. The Chapel of Holy Shroud was added to the cathedral in 1668-1694. View from the romanesque belltower (1470). in the bachground the Iconic Mole Antonelliana.
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  • Turin. The Chapel of Holy Shroud was added to the cathedral in 1668-1694. View from the romanesque belltower (1470). in the bachground the Iconic Mole Antonelliana.
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  • Turin. The Chapel of Holy Shroud was added to the cathedral in 1668-1694. View from the romanesque belltower (1470). in the bachground the Iconic Mole Antonelliana.
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  • Turin. The Chapel of Holy Shroud was added to the cathedral in 1668-1694. View from the romanesque belltower (1470). in the bachground the Iconic Mole Antonelliana.
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