Welcome to Camposecco Far West – Bud Spencer & Terence Hill. Where myth meets memory, and cinema comes back to life!
Camposecco Far West was born out of a true, deep, overwhelming passion.
In 2008, Alberto Corridori visited the Camposecco plateau for the first time, just a few kilometers from Rome: a fascinating place with a legendary identity. It was right there, in the so-called “Mormon Valley,” that more than 60 films were shot, including two timeless masterpieces: "They Call Me Trinity" and "Trinity Is Still My Name", along with other great successes such as "Keoma", "Face to Face", "A Man Called Blade", and many more.
From that day, a dream was born: to pay eternal tribute to these places and their unforgettable protagonists, Bud Spencer and Terence Hill.
Over time, Alberto met other enthusiasts who shared the same passion and mission. Thus, a close-knit group of collaborators was formed, including Francesco Romano, with whom he began to develop cultural projects, exclusive interviews with the stars of the “spaghetti western,” and original content published on YouTube channel: Camposecco Far West Official.
Through the years, the group has organized successful events, gatherings, exhibitions, and initiatives that have attracted fans from all over Italy and beyond. This journey led to the foundation of the Camposecco Far West APS association, now committed to an ambitious international project dedicated to preserving the memory and promoting the cinema of the most beloved duo of all time.
A project that will soon be revealed to all fans… and will make Camposecco Far West a cultural and emotional landmark for generations of enthusiasts.
Welcome to the heart of the legend.
Welcome to CAMPOSECCO FAR WEST
