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Move over Morricone! The record labels rescuing lost Italian B-movie scores

From the 1960s, Italy’s thriving film industry pumped out commercial movies that often had better soundtracks than they deserved. Once lost, now a new generation is keen to share their unique sound

The Guardian - UK

The Michelangelo of the movie poster: Renato Casaro picks his best film art

His windswept, airbrushed canvases have given shape to landmark films for decades, from Solaris to Dances With Wolves. Now 86, the designer looks back at his highlights

The Guardian - UK

How your Spanish holiday could be quite different this year -- and why that matters

Iberian coasts and islands have long been popular destinations for partying holidaymakers. As Britons, in particular, prepare to descend on Spain over the summer months in search of sun, sea, and sangria, a flurry of recent headlines suggest that quite what that tourist experience looks like is set to change…

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Once Upon a Time in Tabernas: Spanish spaghetti western set for sale

An eight-hectare set built in the 1960s for one of Sergio Leone’s films is up for sale for €2.8m

The Guardian - UK

Thar review – Anil Kapoor’s violent cop thriller puts the punch in Rajasthan

There are hints of Sergio Leone and Cormac McCarthy in this Rajasthan-set mystery starring the actor and his son

The Guardian - UK

The other wild west in the Spanish desert – photo essay

A remote town in Almería province is the unlikely world capital for western films. The Tabernas desert and its sets have served as shooting ground for more than 170 productions, including masterpieces such The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. We meet actors and producers from the history of westerns…

The Guardian - UK

'That Dirty Black Bag' adds to TV's Western resurgence

Westerns used to be the surefire money makers in Hollywood. Directors like John Ford, Sam Peckinpah and Sergio Leone elevated the genre to fine art. But comic book heroes nudged the cowboys off the big screen, and the Hollywood Western rode off into the sunset.

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