This book tells how Campari's passion for art and creativity are intimately linked to his need and desire to communicate and innovate. His predilection for the art of cinema has always been the driving force behind his experimentation and the creation of projects that are each time different and unexpected: an expressive evolution that - after the experiences of the Red Diaries - leads to a new production, Fellini Forward, which is a truly unprecedented way of making cinema. The essays published in this volume do not limit themselves to the narration of Campari's experience, but approach it with a wide-ranging look at the history of cinema: thanks to a dense network of cross-references, they show how Campari's work, and that of the directors with whom he has collaborated over the years, is part of an even greater and more noble history.