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Rome 1970 archive footage

Archival footage shot by a filmmaker while visiting Italy in 1970.

It contains stock footage of Rome and Vatican City: car traffic in front of Termini train station, Italian soldiers at Porta Pinciana, Villa Borghese park, workers striking, piazza Brasile, via Veneto, US Embassy, Trinità dei Monti (Piazza di Spagna), Saint Peter square during the public speaking of Pope Paul VI, a Japanese delegation inside the Basilica of Saint Peter waiting to meet the Pope, and more.

The price to download the video without the watermark and use it in your production is 597 euro:




You will have a file .mov, codec H.264, resolution of 1920 x 1080 (it doesn’t make any sense to have 4K resolution for 8mm and super8 films).

You buy full right to use the footage worldwide, all media, in perpetuity.

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