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Acquedotto Pugliese
From Irpinia’s springs to Bari and the Itria Valley: engineering, art and everyday life.
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Film, music, people, history and traditions: different threads for discovering places and shaping a journey.
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Puglian masserie
Rural architecture, production and community life beyond the image of a country hotel.
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Fabio shares memories of his grandparents’ bakery in Giovinazzo, focaccia, dishes brought in to bake and his father’s bicycle deliveries.
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Rocco Papaleo and Basilicata
From Coast to Coast to Scordato and Il bene comune: three ways to encounter the region.
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Basilicata, film and memory
Film locations, literature and television offer different perspectives on the territory.
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Puglia on film
From Lecce to Polignano and Bari: films that invite different questions about places.
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Domenico Modugno
A town to explore through musical memory too.
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Rudolph Valentino
A biography connects local memory with an international screen image.
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Puglian faces and stories
From comedy to film: documented connections, keeping biography and locations distinct.
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Pizzica and Salento’s music
Music, dance and cultural research in Grecìa Salentina.
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Scorrano illuminations
Drawings, timber structures and festival memory: another way to explore Salento.
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Feasts in Giovinazzo and Molfetta
Two patronal traditions near Bari and their connections with local memory.
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N’ dèrr’ a la lanze
A small waterfront place revealing Bari’s links with fishing and local language.
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Dolmen San Silvestro
Giovinazzo before the old town: Dolmen San Silvestro.
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Teatro Petruzzelli
Petruzzelli: Bari’s stage history.
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San Nicola a Bari
San Nicola: stone, relics and encounter.
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Tratturi di Puglia
Tratturi: reading Puglia through pastoral routes.
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Pietra a secco
Dry stone: landscape shaped by work.
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