Cinema Filo

According to a heritage plaque outside the Filo, this was one of the first live theatres in the small town of Cremona, commissioned by the family of the Ariberti Marquises in 1670. It was converted into a religious oratory by the Filippini fathers, and used by them until 1798. Later, architect Faustino Rodi brought it back to its original use, as a public theatre, and its present architectural form was completed in 1807. (There the plaque ends, so it is not known when it became a cinema.) The interior view was photographed from the plaque. It is assumed that is how the cinema looks today.

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