How long is AAIC: Florence and the Uffizi Gallery 3D?

AAIC: Florence and the Uffizi Gallery 3D is 1 hr 36 min long.

Who is Lorenzo il Magnifico in AAIC: Florence and the Uffizi Gallery 3D?

Simon Merrells plays Lorenzo il Magnifico in the film.

AAIC: Florence and the Uffizi Gallery 3D

Name: AAIC: Florence and the Uffizi Gallery 3D
Released: 2016-01-20
Duration: 96

NR 1 hr 36 min

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Explore and discover the city of Florence, artistic home to legendary figures like Michelangelo, Brunelleschi, Raphael, Leonardo and Botticelli, with a detailed, central chapter dedicated to the very treasure house containing their masterpieces: the Uffizi Gallery. The ‘secret story’ of each of the timeless works of art in the gallery will be disclosed in all its beauty, including the breathtaking “Adoration of the Magi” by Leonardo Da Vinci, which will be brought back to life in 2016, after several years of restoration, and here unveiled in worldwide exclusive premiere on the big screen. Moreover, a fascinating, Gothic-flavoured interlude will display much darker, more monstrous and frightening paintings, such as those by Caravaggio. *This presentation is in 3D*

RELEASE DATE: Wednesday, Jan 20, 2016

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How long is AAIC: Florence and the Uffizi Gallery 3D?: AAIC: Florence and the Uffizi Gallery 3D is 1 hr 36 min long.

Who directed AAIC: Florence and the Uffizi Gallery 3D?: Luca Viotto

Who is Lorenzo il Magnifico in AAIC: Florence and the Uffizi Gallery 3D?: Simon Merrells plays Lorenzo il Magnifico in the film.

What is AAIC: Florence and the Uffizi Gallery 3D about?: Explore and discover the city of Florence, artistic home to legendary figures like Michelangelo, Brunelleschi, Raphael, Leonardo and Botticelli, with a detailed, central chapter dedicated to the very treasure house containing their masterpieces: the Uffizi Gallery. The ‘secret story’ of each of the timeless works of art in the gallery will be disclosed in all its beauty, including the breathtaking “Adoration of the Magi” by Leonardo Da Vinci, which will be brought back to life in 2016, after several years of restoration, and here unveiled in worldwide exclusive premiere on the big screen. Moreover, a fascinating, Gothic-flavoured interlude will display much darker, more monstrous and frightening paintings, such as those by Caravaggio. *This presentation is in 3D*