Campi Flegrei — the name means 'Burning Fields' — has been known for its volatility since ancient Roman times and last erupted in 1538. It was then quiet for centuries and gradually urbanised.
But in recent decades, it has shown signs of reawakening
Camerimage, the world’s premier festival devoted to the art of cinematography, turns 34 this year, and it arrives in Torun, Poland, Nov. 7-14, with its founder in both a combative and reflective mood.