Image In 1966, while convalescing from the illness that led him to suspend the project of Il viaggio di G. Mastorna, Fellini wrote a diary of memories of his hometown, Rimini. Seven years later, it was the basis on which Tonino Guerra, the extraordinary screenwriter of Italian cinema, composed the text that would give rise to Amarcord. Set in the metaphorical village of Borgo, a clear allusion to Rimini, buil…More