In the second episode of Film Magistery Dino talks about Erice’s The South (El Sur, 1983), a great film about a young girl and her relationship to  her mysterious father. He also puts it into the perspective of his own  childhood and his perception of his father. There’s also a short  mentioning of Dino’s recent six DVD acquisitions. Yes yes, a Tarkovsky  work is among them. Dino compares El Sur’s ambiance to Caravaggio’s use of lighting in his paintings.

Oh, and did you know Dino’s brother’s name is Elvis?

Relevant links: 
El Sur (IMDb) 
El Sur (Letterboxd)
Caravaggio Foundation
Film Magistery YouTube channel