Massimo Troisi and love, from the artistic partnership with Anna Pavignano to when he taught Clarissa Burt how to make coffee

Look, I’m not against marriage, eh, I didn’t come. I just don’t know: I believe that in particular a man and a woman are the least suitable people to marry each other, too different: to love Massimo Troisi (who pronounces these famous phrase in I thought it was love… instead it was a buggy) has dedicated a large part of his artistic production. He recounted this feeling in all its facets, far from the usual clichés seen on the big screen, fearlessly showing the most human aspects of couples who often get lost in silence and shyness, non-sayings and misunderstandings. At the same time, however, he has always tried to keep the spotlight far from his private life, from his relationship with Anna Pavignano, with whom he carried on a successful artistic partnership, to that with Nathaly Caldonazzo, the woman who stood by him in the last years of the his life, passing through the brief history with Jo Champa up to the relationship with Clarissa Burt. While with Francesca Neri (with him in I thought it was love instead it was a buggy, tonight on air at 00.50 on Cine 34) it was only cinematic love