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Housed inside the soaring Mole Antonelliana, the Museo Nazionale del Cinema is one of the world's most inventive film museums. Its vertical layout spirals up through the building's cavernous interior, creating an immersive journey through cinema history from shadow puppets to digital effects.
Founded in 1941 by Maria Adriana Prolo, who spent decades collecting cinema artifacts. The museum moved into the Mole Antonelliana in 2000 following a complete interior redesign by Swiss architect François Confino, who transformed the industrial space into a theatrical cinematic universe.