Made in Italy Francesca Garofoli | 30-06-2008 | ENG Four places tell the story of one country: Italy. From Genoa to Cogne, and Bologna to Palermo. Novels, theatre monologues and reports to give a voice to collective sentiments and negated realities. continuaitaliano
Embroidering the Truth Letizia Mirabile | 30-06-2008 | ENG The bittersweet humour and sharp sounds of the Sicilian language to tell the story of what is known as the “pizzo” business. A monologue. continuaitaliano
Who’s afraid of Beppe Grillo? Maria Agostinelli | 30-06-2008 | ENG The new face of Italian society is a comedian: Beppe Grillo. Pioneer, showman, communicator par excellence. But the “Grillo phenomenon” has yet to be fully understood. We spoke to Emilio Targia, journalist and spokesperson for Radio Radicale, co-author of Who’s afraid of Beppe Grillo?continuaitaliano
G8, hit and sunk Francesca Garofoli | 30-06-2008 | ENG Writing to right the facts. A novel told like a film. Your thumb ready to hit REC or PLAY, depending on whether the narrative is in the present or the past. This is how Roberto Ferrucci recovers the memory of what happened during those days in Genoa. continuaitaliano
The Key to Cogne Federica De Maria | 30-06-2008 | ENG How can a simple truth be hidden when a crime hits the media. Valentina Magrin takes us in search of the murder weapon in her book The Key to Cogne. It is the morning of 30 January 2002 in the locality of Montroz, in Cogne, Val d’Aosta, and young Samuele Lorenzi has just been murdered. Questions are still being asked today about how and why. continuaitaliano
Not us Claudia Bonadonna | 25-11-2007 | ENG A manifesto "against". Here's everything we don't want to be. All the stories we want to entrust to the future. The world is careless, fortuitous, mean. Not us.continuaitaliano
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