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CinemAmbiente in cooperation with Circoscrizione VI - Torino, organizes the film exhibition 'Ecokids 2011', screenings for the primary schools of the city. All the events will be introducedby an environmental expert.
MESSAGE ON WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY Secretary General UN
The Tagliamento flows slowly: its 170 km course forms a border between Veneto and Friuli, but also a crossroads where people and cultures meet. White Noise gives a poetic account of life along the river, enlisting a host of characters: two old ladies who live at the source of the river, a family of fishermen on an island, a group of Swiss scientists studying the river's habits. What emerges is a detailed portrait, masterfully edited and photographed, in alternating glimpses of past and present, the importance of the river as a cultural resource, a silent yet ever present witness of wars, floods, social upheavals and many stories of routine life.
Alberto Fasulo (b. San Vito al Tagliamento [PN]) was assistant director on Alessandro Rossetto's Chiusura (2001) and sound engineer on Gianfranco Pannone's , Pietre, miracoli e petrolio (2004), Alessandro Rossetto's Feltrinelli (2006), and Massimo Coppola's Bianciardi! (2007); he was assistant operator on Francesca Comencini's Mi piace lavorare (2003) and operator on Anna vive a Marghera (2004), and Agostino Ferrente's L'Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio (2006). Cos'è che cambia (2004) was his directorial debut film, which he also produced, a stirring portrait of his home town.
Edizione 2009
Concorso Documentari Italiani/Italian Documentary Competition
DOCUMENTARY
Italy , 2008, 90'
REGIA/DIRECTOR
Alberto Fasulo
TAGS:
Water, Rivers, Memory, Veneto