Sharmill FilmsReview: Palazzo di Cozzo, directed by Madeleine Martiniello
Every Melburnian over 40, and many under, knows (or thinks they know) who Franco Cozzo is. He rose to fame through self-promotion aided by a little bit of associated fascination around a man who sold a product seemingly exclusively to a non-English speaking sector of the...
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