Le fotografie inedite di Bruno Bozzetto

A collection of twenty-eight family photographs taken by Bruno Bozzetto between the 1960s and 1970s, offering a unique and unpublished glimpse into the more personal side of the master of Italian animation. The spontaneous and atmospheric shots reveal the artist's sensitivity in capturing small daily moments that become visual narratives. Cineteca Milano invites the viewer to discover Bruno Bozzetto's creativity through evocative photographs that highlight his constant experimental pursuit characterizing his artistic journey.
The choice to present a series of unpublished photographs of Bruno Bozzetto stems from the desire to showcase a lesser-known side of one of the greatest innovators in Italian animation. Bozzetto is universally celebrated for his ironic language and ability to narrate society with acute lightness, but behind this apparent simplicity lies a complex and surprisingly contemporary creative process. This collection of photographs allows the viewer to enter that private dimension: the workshop of the idea. Offering this material to the public means revealing not only the man but also his “cultural enterprise” in the deepest sense: the commitment and ongoing experimentation that make his artistic production still unique and inimitable today.