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Heading on a transatlantic voyage at sea from an Italian lab to America, D'Agostino is the story of a human clone left for dead at the shores of Santorini Greece. This lost cargo, commissioned by wealthy individuals for organ tranplants, is abandoned as the freight cannot be recovered. Allan Dawson has recently inherited his grandmother's island estate. He's in a loveless relationship with his common law spouse Sylvia. As he finds this interesting freight, what follows is a macabre tale of self realization as Allan proceeds to set himself out of his sedentary existence to mold his latest discovery into a new best friend with dire consequences.
This documentary delves into the life and career of the prominent Italian architect and historian, Eduardo D'Agostino. It explores his formative years, his intellectual journey, and his significant contributions to architectural theory and practice. The film features interviews and archival footage to paint a comprehensive portrait of a key figure in 20th-century Italian architecture.
D'Agostino received modest critical attention, appreciated for its detailed exploration of a significant architectural figure. While not widely reviewed, the documentary was noted for its informative content and respectful portrayal of its subject.
Offers an insightful look into the life of Eduardo D'Agostino.
Praised for its historical accuracy and comprehensive coverage of architectural contributions.
A valuable watch for enthusiasts of Italian architecture and history.
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The film was made over several years, capturing D'Agostino in his later life, reflecting on his extensive career.
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Hmmm. So here’s the gist. “Allan” (Keith Roenke) is living in the USA with his older girlfriend “Sylvia” (Torie Tyson) but after six years they are really just going through the motions. Then he gets an unexpected call telling him that his ...