Voi che sapete Voi che sapete is an aria for mezzo-soprano taken from Mozart's 1786 Opera "The Marriage of Figaro". This four-act opera is the first of Mozart's three Italian…
Donna Lombarda The history of popular song has ancient origins and the further you go back in time, the more difficult it is to find songs and their stories. Everything…
La Bonarda Bonarda is a red grape variety with large, pyramidal bunches. It is produced in the Oltrepò Pavese and Monferrato from the autochthonous grapevine named, "Croatina". The grapevine or…
They call them Bismark’s style but they are very Milanese! Asparagi alla milanese Along with the saffron risotto, the ossibuchi, the cutlet and the casseoula, another typical dish of the…
An interview with the director: Joe Puleo
A documentary that explores the historic roots of the "The Hill" neighborhood in St. Louis, Missouri. Chronicling the Italians immigrating in search of the American Dream and building a "Little…
An interview with the director of "America's Last Little Italy: The Hill"
Joseph Puleo Joseph Puleo is an award winning director born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri. He attended Lindenwood University and graduated with a BFA from their school of film…
June 11, 2020 ‘America’s Last Little Italy – The Hill’ has been selected to screen in competition during our annual summer event, the St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase. ‘ This year the…
My name is Angelo DeCecco and I am retired US Army living in Italy. I work with the US Non-profit American War Memorials Overseas (https://www.uswarmemorials.org). During the course of my…
We are dedicated to preserving the historical narrative of St Louis’s Italian Neighborhood (The Hill) through images, documents, oral histories, exhibits, and events in partnership with other organizations.
