Massimo Bacigalupo was born in Rapallo, Italy, in 1947. In 1966, he moved to Rome where he became one of the founders of the Cooperativa Del Cinema Independente. He studied and worked at Columbia University in New York. His writings include a monograph on Italian experimental film which was published in 1975 by the magazine Bianco e Nero, an account of a trip to India (Notizie di Bamyan, 1970) and a study of Ezra Pound.
Films: Quasi una tangente (1966), Ariel Loquitur (1967), 60 metri per il 31 marzo (1968), Her (1968), The last summer (1969), Né bosco, Migrazione, Coda (1970), his later films form a tetralogy entitled Eringio (two hours long), Warning Up (1973), Cartoline dall'America.
Programme MBXA, 24 mai 1978, Paris.
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