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Memorie di Carta
A journey through the history of paper in Fabriano, where the Giano River nourishes the fibers that give rise to culture. From its medieval roots to the historic Miliani paper mill—now the Fedrigoni Foundation—the film explores a universal material, a symbol of knowledge and art, which here became Italy’s first true industrial system.
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A journey through the history of paper in Fabriano, where the Giano River nourishes the fibers that give rise to culture. From its medieval roots to the historic Miliani paper mill—now the Fedrigoni Foundation—the film explores a universal material, a symbol of knowledge and art, which here became Italy’s first true industrial system.
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