Bruno Sbrighi - Il tempo in uno scatto

Bruno Sbrighi - Il tempo in uno scatto

From October 25 to March 15, at Sala Stazione Aperta in Cervia, a window opens onto the world of cinema through the sensitive eye of Bruno Sbrighi, a film set photographer from Cervia who has learned to tell the truest soul of Italian cinema through light.

The exhibition “Time in a Snapshot” is a journey through images, faces, and atmospheres that reveal the hidden poetry behind every film set. Photographs that capture the moment, freeze the gesture, and tell the stories that unfold between one line and the next.

Among the most meaningful encounters of his career is that with director Marcello Aliprandi, deeply attached to Cervia. From their walks along the seafront and their conversations about natural light, a creative harmony was born — one that Bruno skillfully translated into his images.

Although he has worked with major figures in Italian cinema, such as Terence Hill, and collaborated on projects for Rai Radio 2, Bruno Sbrighi has always maintained an intimate and authentic gaze. Cervia, with its sea, its “sweet salt,” and the unique light of the Adriatic, has remained his horizon and source of inspiration.

Today, with this solo exhibition, the city shines a spotlight on him — one that he has never sought but always deserved.
His photographs are not just images: they are stories of light, time, and life.