L’uomo che anticipò Disney
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In 1917, Argentinean Quirino Cristiani directed in Buenos Aires the first animated feature film ever: El Apóstol (The Apostle). In 1931, the same man directed Peludópolis (The City of El Peludo), the first animated sound feature film ever. His life and work are deeply covered in this monograph. IN ITALIAN.