
Feeling proud!!!
Full of nomination for TOUCH ME (directed by Rossano B. Maniscalchi) at La Jolla International Fashion Film Festival 2018:
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I had the pleasure of meeting Walter Nestola in Crema, during the screening of the film "Briciole sul mare" (of which he is a director and actor) with donations collected for the Red Cross of Crema for the earthquake victims of Accumoli.
There were many people, as you can imagine, including the film's producer Nino Chirco, Mayor Stefania Bonaldi, and some journalists. Also for this 1blog4u thanks Walter Nestola for making himself available, but... it doesn’t end here.
I am offering "special thanks" because that day Walter Nestola had a fever, he was not well, and yet, without batting an eyelid, answered all my questions, even the most stupid ones (being that I am not an expert in cinematography), he allowed us to photograph him while playing with the camera lens and... my name is Gabriella Ruggieri, not Giovanni Gastel... well, for a long series of details and nuances that I personally like to describe as good manners, class and elegance: thanks Walter Nestola!

I went to see the international photographer GIOVANNI GASTEL's photo exhibition "My Ladies".
Born in Italy, but known all over the world. Giovanni Gastel can’t be summed up with two words, on his art there is so much material that you can write quietly a degree thesis.

On June 27, in Milan, the ancient former oratory of the brotherhood of the passion of Christ in the Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio (now used as exhibition space) hosted “A Mantle for Our Lady of Help”, the latest site-specific installation by Angela Carrubba Pintaldi (Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio, Oratorio della Passione – Piazza Sant’Ambrogio, 15 – 20123 Milan).

In Milan, right in between jobs, during a break you might feel like having hit the lottery and run into the filming of "something".
Maybe a commercial spot?