Black Pasta ( Pasta Nera )

Black Pasta (DVD) (*)

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Título original: Pasta Nera
Defendido, competido o concedido en:
Festival De la Película De Venecia
Otras Concesiones Del Festival De la Película

Idiomas y Subtítulos:
Inglés ( Subtitles )
Italiano ( Dolby Digital Stereo )
Italiano ( Subtitles )

Product Origen/Format:
Italy ( PAL/Region 0 )

Duración:
54 min

Cociente De Aspecto:
Widescreen (1.78:1)

Caracteristicas Especiales Disponibles:
Menú Interactivo
Galería De la Foto
Acceso De la Escena

Película filmada y producida adentro:
Italia ( Italia, Grecia )

Dirigida Por:
Alessandro Piva

Escrita Por:
Alessandro Piva

Actores:
Alessandro Piva

Synopsis:

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1947-1952. The war is over and Italy is devastated, but enthusiasm for the budding democracy is spreading throughout the country. In a climate of cooperation between anti-Fascist powers to reconstruct the nation, thousands of families from the centre-north open up their homes to children coming from the worst hit and inherently poor areas of the south. In no time at all the initiative grows into a national movement, propounding a conception of solidarity and assistance that has its roots in the values of the Resistance. It finds concrete solutions to the most pressing problems, making up for the absence of institutional aid. Women are the undisputed leaders of this enormous organisational machine: despite all kind of problems, the Unione Donne Italiane (Italian Union of Women) and committees set up in each city manage to provide these damaged and malnourished children with a context of dignity and deliverance. The protagonists of this story, by now grandparents, recall this unprecedented experience through their childhood eyes, creating an emotional short-circuit between childhood and old age. Through their stories, rare film footage from the Luce film archive and private photographic archives, Pasta nera portrays one of the best examples of solidarity between the north and south of Italy.

Este producto está en nuestro catálogo desde martes 10 enero, 2012.