Castle of the Angel: a camera visit to the historic Castel St Angelo in Rome

United States, 1949

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A tour of the Castle St Angelo, historic Roman fortress built in 135 AD by the Emperor Hadrian, showing the great halls, the dungeons, music rooms, and the private chambers of the popes. Against the background of the castle, the narrator recalls some of the events of history which took place within and about the castle. The works of great sculptors and painters, which adorn the castle, are shown in the film.

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Credits

director

Domenico Paolella

production company

Official Films

Duration

00:13:00:00

Production places
United States
Production dates
1949

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