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March 16, 2003
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Palazzo Adriano, Italy
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1994
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William Albert Allard
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"Barren town square in Palazzo Adriano evokes old Sicily—so much so that director Giuseppe Tornatore used it as a backdrop for his Cinema Paradiso, an affectionate look at postwar Sicily that won a 1989 Academy Award. Most of the town's 3,000 residents appeared as extras in the film about a little boy enchanted with the magic of movies."
—From "Italy Apart: Sicily," August 1995, National Geographic magazine
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