Valeriorivoli

 All the genre tropes are here; a flying saucer from ET from a distant galaxy lands in the capital to study earthlings, build a base, and prepare for a peaceful invasion after taking control of the mass media - prophecy of the dwarf of Milan?

 The contact with the civilization of those times will be devastating for them; amid corruption, nouveau riches, and swindlers, they ultimately end up being seduced by Earth’s women and decide to stay.

 Explore this cult 60s sci-fi comedy and dive into its sharp, humorous take on Italian Dolce Vita culture!

 The message is clear: from the alien’s point of view, we are the aliens on earth, destroying a still young planet.

 A dark but fascinating sci-fi film... capable, with a small budget, of creating suspense, giving credibility to the story.

 Discover this uniquely dark sci-fi gem—watch 'The Man Who Fell to Earth' and immerse yourself in an alien’s haunting journey on Earth.

 The magnetic tapes constitute a sort of suitcase of dreams, of a collective memory now emptied, made alienating like the urban landscape.

 There’s no stopping now, today, we should’ve thought of it 20, 30 years ago.

 Discover this rare Italian cinematic treasure—immerse yourself in Nino Russo's evocative 'Il Giorno Dell'Assunta' and explore a forgotten Italy.

 The protagonist is a certain Leo, a man and eternal boy, a gloomy urban loafer, who psychically overflows into his erotic fantasies for a stripper prostitute, Bilbao.

 Virulent, necrophilic, and repulsive, this film through eros examines common inner states in today’s man, with all the possible psychotic deviations from creative solitude.

 Discover Bigas Luna’s haunting and surreal film La Chiamavano Bilbao—experience a dark tale of desire and madness today.

 This movie is a non-film, perhaps more akin to a hallucinatory videoclip avant la lettre.

 Masterpiece of filmic oneirism, an editing so meticulous and at the same time idiosyncratic as to seem the prototype of the anti-film.

 Dive into the hypnotic world of Last Year at Marienbad and experience cinema like never before.

 "Automatic Lover... immediately became a worldwide hit, a futuristic song where a Robot falls in love with a space girl."

 "In the sea of debaser they come back to life, like my memories."

 Listen to Dee D. Jackson’s Cosmic Curves and relive the legendary disco sci-fi journey today!

 The album is imbued with Caribbean rhythms, mock-hustle and salsoul, with remnants of Tim Buckley-style folk psychedelia.

 Alan found his Atlantis in America, ISLAND QUEEN, SEAGULL SONG, in the seventies. I’m still looking for it.

 Dive into the tropical psychedelia of Alan Sorrenti's 1976 album and rediscover a unique 70s soundscape.

 "One of these days I'm going to cut you into little pieces," is more than a phrase—it's a furious threat transformed into psychedelic art.

 Pink works just when you put earplugs in for mumps and decontextualize them into an adjective... like listen to this piece it doesn't sound a bit old pink.

 Discover the legendary sounds and stories behind Pink Floyd's Meddle — listen now and explore its rich psychedelic legacy!

 Sometimes they come back one might say with Stephen King: Tornerai torneròooooooo1 with time you can never bet, and what happens you never know.

 The album is such an elephant-foot pop that it exudes misty sensations, almost prehistoric, like a silent film from a photo album nibbled by woodworms and silverfish.

 Discover the timeless sounds of Homo Sapiens' 1976 classic—listen to 'Tornerai Tornerò' and dive into vintage 70s Italian pop!

 She sits there, python-like in the sun, and poses a question to me: will you avoid the eclipse of memory, baby?

 'Balla!' is a vinyl Arcadia, with songs darting among the waves like flying fish before a storm.

 Explore the magic of Umberto Balsamo’s 'Balla!'—listen to this iconic 1979 album and relive the golden era of disco and easy listening.