An exhibition dedicated to Pier Paolo Pasolini to celebrate the centenary of his birth. Roberto Villa's photos exhibition on the set of the film “Il fiore delle Mille e una notte” / “The flower of the Thousand and One Nights”, created by Pasolini in 1973 as the last chapter of the Trilogy of life, arrives in the eighteenth-century building that houses Fellini Museum on three floors, the sector mainly dedicated to information, study and imagery of Fellini through documents, images, original posters. 
The exhibition entitled "Gli Orienti di Pasolini"/ “ The Orients of Pasolini” will be inaugurated on Friday 9 September at 12am, thanks to the collaboration with the Cineteca di Bologna Foundation, owner of the Villa Fund.
The unpublished images by Roberto Villa, created following the compositional philosophies of the history of art and the theory of communication, illustrate the film's set and off-set. It is thanks to the perfect shots by Roberto Villa, who was present on the set for 100 days in Iran and Yemen, in the enchanted cities of Isfahan and Sana’a, that the atmosphere of the film can be reconstructed as well as the respect for oriental culture and humanity.
At 4.30 pm at the Fulgor Cinema, Roberto Villa and Massimo Roccaforte will talk and present the film "The flower of the Thousand and One Nights" in the restored version on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Pasolini's birth.