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 Ennio Morricone,Italian director Giuseppe Tornatore One of the most awaited films this year at the Venice Film Festival 1-11 September, is the documentary made by Italian director Giuseppe Tornatore about the late great musician, Ennio Morricone, which he called his first name "ennio". The film is approximately three hours long, and it can be said that watching it is a pure pleasure for the ear and the eye at the same time. This view was able to instill in us the joy that many realistic films that convey the tragedies of the world refrain from. Here, Tornatore plunges us into everything that makes up the Morricone world, who has never bowed down to anything other than music, and has devoted his life to nothing else. He was a kind of musician who gave his life to it. And our joy comes not only from hearing with great pleasure his music, but from realizing that we have lived through one of the great artists of the twentieth century, whose works remind us of Nietzsche's say