In 2013, after a 20-year hiatus, he directed the film Il Notturno di Chopin.
In 2017 he published I film che non vedrete mai ('The films you will never see'), a compilation based on Lado's own unproduced screenplays.
He was the founder of the Edizioni Angera Films brand, with which he published titles also signing himself as George B. Lewis.
In 1979 he directed "The Humanoid", a science fiction action between "Star Wars" and "Frankenstein" which became a cult of Italian science fiction cinema.
Aldo Lado accepted in 2017 the invitation of the FIPILI Horror Festival to attend the homage that the Tuscan event paid to him.
I have always done cinema out of passion. I didn't become rich because I refused all the jobs that I didn't like or weren't interested in, when I no longer found anything stimulating I stopped.