Recreation of a Futurist evening from extracts of existing historical recordings by futurist artists: onomatopoeias or Paroles in Libertà by Marinetti (recordings between 1920-1942), of the noise organ or Russolo’s Intonarumori (rec. 1924), variety songs by Rodolfo De Angelis (rec. 1934-36), one radio interview with Giacomo Balla (rec. 1952); or the fragments of the poem "Il Sifone d'Oro" (1913) by Cangiullo (rec. in 1975). As background sound it includes the sounds of the Café Giubbe Rosse in Florence wherefuturists used to meet and which still exists nowadays.
