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9 de mar. de 2001 · Heaven Touches Brooklyn in July: Directed by Tony De Nonno. With Michael Badalucco, John Turturro. Imagine 125 men carrying a five-ton, five-story, hand-sculptured tower and a 12- piece brass band - on their shoulders - dancing it through their neighborhood in tempo to joyous Italian folk songs! For 300 years in Italy, and the past century in communities throughout the greater New York area ...
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Heaven Touches Brooklyn in July. 2001. By Tony De Nonno. 57 min. Video format, color. (De Nonno Productions, Brooklyn, N.Y.) Italian Americans have developed a mythic narrative that chronicles their triumph over harrowing deprivation, economic exploitation, and ethnic discrimination, as well as their ascent into middle- and upper-middle-class ...
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The original structure of the Brooklyn church that sponsors the feast was not demolished in the early 1950s as stated in the film, but around 1919; the second structure was destroyed in 1947. Antonio Barricelli was not a capo paranza (leader of the lifters), but the president of the Società di Mutuo Soccorso San Paolino di Nola, the original lay association that organized the feast.
29 de oct. de 2004 · Film Reviews the Grateful Dead did not allow. Garcia was fascinated with traditional American music of all types, from old whaling songs to the traditional sounds from the South that had influenced Monroe. The video presents Garcia and Grisman as reviving certain forms of the American musical heritage that had been largely neglected. Divided into ten sections, the film showcases twelve songs ...
Heaven Touches Brooklyn in July. 2001. By Tony De Nonno. 57 min. Video format, color. (De Nonno Productions, Brooklyn, N.Y.) Italian Americans have developed a mythic narrative that chronicles their triumph over harrowing deprivation, economic exploitation, and ethnic discrimination, as well as their ascent into middle- and upper-middle-class success, troubled only by continued depictions of ...
