The funeral of the actress Sandra Milo who passed away at the age of 90 in Rome will be held today at 12pm.
Yesterday the funeral chamber in the Capitol.
The memory of children.
"My mother was first of all a mother, a free woman, a big head."
While the images of her beautiful, blonde and seductive girl dressed in red or black and white on one of her many sets scroll on the screen, today it is her children who tell who Sandra Milo "really" was.
The Municipality of Rome, the city that the actress had chosen and loved, offered the Protomoteca del Campidoglio to set up the funeral home of the actress, who passed away yesterday at the age of 90.
And she, Federico Fellini's muse, eternal icon of Otto e 1/2, like a true diva, arrives unusually late, with the photographers waiting for her, accompanied by the three children she raised practically alone: Debora Ergas, Ciro and Azzurra De Lollis.
Inside her, white flowers, a crown from Cinecittà Luce and next to her photo the effigy of Padre Pio and the Madonna with the holy water of Lourdes.
"My mother has always shared everything: joys, pains, ascents, failures", says Debora, now a journalist at La vita in diretta, close to her brother Ciro.
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