Paolino's educational journey was marked by a close call with dropping out of high school in his senior year, a decision that could have had far-reaching consequences. However, his passion for cinema, particularly the films of the 1970s, proved to be a driving force in his life.
During this era, he found himself drawn to the works of renowned directors such as Steven Spielberg, Joe D'Amato, Martin Scorsese, Ruggero Deodato, and Umberto Lenzi, whose films not only entertained but also inspired him.
As he delved deeper into the world of cinema, Paolino began to make appearances in various commercials, and even landed a role in the critically acclaimed film "Ovosodo" by Paolo Virzi'. This exposure led to opportunities to host local festivals in his hometown of Livorno, located in the picturesque region of Tuscany, Italy.
In addition to his work in the entertainment industry, Paolino has also worked as an entertainer on cruise ships and mountain resorts, bringing joy and laughter to people from all walks of life.
When asked about his philosophical influences, Paolino cites two of the greatest thinkers of all time: Saint Augustine, who advocated for the pursuit of love and happiness, and Charlie Chaplin, who believed that every day should be filled with laughter.
Paolino's love for Italian rap music is evident in his admiration for the band Articolo 31, and he is also a fan of anime and spaghetti. His unique interests and hobbies extend to collecting VHS tapes, a testament to his dedication to preserving the art of film.
Despite the twists and turns his life has taken, Paolino remains true to his passions and continues to inspire others with his infectious enthusiasm and love for the arts.
