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The Infamous Column ( Italian: La colonna infame, also known as Pillar of Shame) is a 1973 Italian historical drama film directed by Nelo Risi. [1] [2] Plot. It is 1630, and a devastating plague has descended upon the city of Milan.
Based on an essay by Alessandro Manzoni, the film depicts the persecution of three men accused of spreading the plague in 1630 Milan. It is a critique of the injustice and the fear of the authorities in a historical context.
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5. Apr. 2023 · The exhibition, set up in the Maria Teresa Room of the Braidense National Library in Milan from May 4 to July 8, 2023, through 114 works, books, drawings, and engravings, traces in an original way the figure of the important author through two main moments of his writing marked by the tragic nature of the plague: The Betrothed and ...
19. Mai 2024 · The infamous column – Victims of superstitions. Last checked: May 19th, 2024 | By: Vladislav Karaneuski. In the 17th century, a great plague arrived in Milan and killed several people.
At the head of the road called Via Re Manfredi, which branches off Piazza Mercantile, stands a full-relief sculptured group that silently dominates a corner of the square; it is the “Colonna Infame” (The Infamous Column). It is so called because insolvent debtors used to be exposed there for punishment by public humiliation.
3. Mai 2023 · Culture & Social Affairs. The scapegoat’s place in literature. A new book examines the nature of those who are blamed for tragedy and their place in the greatest novels of our time. Nicola Ferrarese. A review of a book about prejudice and the creation of the necessary conditions that lead to scapegoating through the eyes of authors. Youssouf Waqqas
The Infamous Column (Italian: La colonna infame, also known as Pillar of Shame) is a 1973 Italian historical drama film directed by Nelo Risi. Plot. It is 1630, and a devastating plague has descended upon the city of Milan. Guglielmo Piazza and Giacomo Mora are depicted as two city's artisans (really only Mora, a barber, was an artisan while ...
