CIAL award for the best italian documentary Jury

SILVIA BOMBINO

Silvia Bombino, born in Milan in 1976, earned a degree in communications from the University of Bologna. Since 2003 she works for the magazine "Vanity Fair", writing about movies, books, and music in the column “Show”, for which she is responsible.

LUCA FRANCO

Luca Franco earned a degree in film history and criticism with a dissertation on "Mockdocumentary and the deconstruction of documentary cinema"; he has collaborated on the film magazine "Close Up" and the Italian edition of "Time Out". He founded the RomaDocFest – International Documentary Festival, Rome, one of the few festivals of its type in Italy, and was artistic director of the festival from 2001 to 2007. Since 2008 he has been consultant for the DOC3 program on the RAI third channel.

MASSIMO MARINO

A native of Turin, Marino has been engaged in environmental activism since the 1970s, contributing to the first publications on ecology in Piemonte. During the early 1980s he promoted antinuclear initiatives and was coordinator and regional counsellor of the Green Party. In 1994 he was elected Commissioner for the Environment and Civil Protection for Piemonte. While in office he set up the regional environmental agency (ARPA) and the region's first waste disposal plan. In 1996 he left politics to dedicate his efforts to environmental and anti-war issues, as can be seen in the blogs "ECO", "ECO-ANIMALI" and "ECOdue", on which he published his novel 68 volte ti amo.