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The film is a photograph of a complex, variegated reality little known outside Puglia. The foundation and expansion of the former Italsider steel mill, now Ilva, in the 1960s; the local population’s hopes for a steady job and a better life; the countless accident-related deaths over the ensuing years; the devastating environmental impact caused by dioxin and particulate emissions. Eyewitness testimonies describe a local situation similar to many, many others around Italy.
Roberto Paolini (AKA Rup) (b. 1978) studied graphic arts. He worked as art director in web advertising and print media until 2007, when he moved into filmmaking. Besides making commercials and experimental videos, he directed the shorts Workinprogress (2004), Sangue del mio sangue (2005) and Ci sono (2006).
«My original idea was to made a 30-minute TV reportage about Ilva (former Italsider), Europe’s largest steel company. Then during research about the plant and the industrial area around Taranto, we discovered one of Italy’s largest hidden disasters ever recorded. Collecting evidence from various sources, we were able to reconstruct the real portent of the circumstances. The situation we have created will be an onus for the rest of the planet and future generations».
Edizione 2008
Ambiente Lavoro/Work and Environment
DOCUMENTARY
Italy , 2008, 86'
REGIA/DIRECTOR
Roberto Paolini
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Economy, Business/Trade, Industry, Industrìalization, Pollution, Work, Health, Puglia
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