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The Church of San Giorgio dei Genovesi, located in the heart of Palermo's historic center in the La Loggia neighborhood near La Cala, has a rich and fascinating history. Founded in 1424 as the headquarters of the Confraternity of San Luca, the current building was constructed between 1576 and 1596 by architect Giorgio Di Faccio, symbolizing the economic importance of the Genoese in the city in the 16th century. The church, erected between the city's exit gate and the new port pier, represented the Genoese's banking and mercantile supremacy. Its architecture and frescoes testify to Palermo's cosmopolitan influence during the Renaissance. Used as a film set by Pier Paolo Pasolini in 1963, the church now hosts temporary exhibitions after a period of inactivity, thus helping to keep its history and cultural importance alive.