In attesa di vedere il mediometraggio finale realizzato dai due registi, Mainetti e Segre, vi mostriamo il nostro corto! GRAZIE di cuore a tutte le persone, citate in apertura e nei titoli di coda, che hanno collaborato a questo cortometraggio – che, secondo noi, è bellissimo ma, ovviamente, siamo di parte. Adesso tocca a voi giudicare… quindi BUONA VISIONE! 🙂
PALERMO è la sua città e lei è la sua Battaglia, Letizia Battaglia. La fotografa (non solo) della mafia, oggi 82enne, continua a lottare e a cambiare le cose. Con coraggio, libertà e passione. Ancora un gesto d’amore, il Centro Internazionale di Fotografia nei Cantieri Culturali alla Zisa. Che non vediamo l’ora di visitare! Intanto, abbiamo visto la sua mostra al Museo MAXXI (Roma) e qui proviamo a raccontarvi questa grande donna, questa grande persona.
“A COLLECTION OF POSTCARDS WRITTEN AND DESIGNED BY UK-BASED CREATIVES TO BE SENT ACROSS EUROPE AS A MEANS TO RECONNECT US POST EU REFERENDUM.” – the ME & EU project!
JERUSALEM The most complex city in the world explained by an Armenian gentleman with disarming simplicity, or when a metaphor is more evocative than a thousand words.
TOKYO A poetic interpretation on Saint Valentine by photographer Venelina Preininger.
MILANO In 1896, the Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi founded Casa di Riposo per Musicisti: a home to host older musicians and opera singers, less lucky than him, people who had lived for Music and then found themselves penniless in their sunset years. Swiss photographer Eric Bachmann and German journalist Christian Kämmerling take us to inside this place.
PRATO told by the two instagramers of MAPA, in company of MADE da Franco! #CCTravellers2016
ETHIOPIA A rite of initiation, a ceremony that is repeated unchanged for centuries, in one of the most incredible tribes in Southern Ethiopia.
SEETIES A journey around the world without airplanes, with a limited budget and an inconvenient travel buddy.
KABUL This is the story of a tea sipped an afternoon at the home of a stranger, in the Afghan capital.
‘Inhabitants’ is a collective photography exhibition of three international photographers – Jiye Kim, Venelina Preininger and Gueorgui Tcherednitchenko – who bring the ideas of people, emotions and human connections to the centre stage of their work. And one of them is also a CCTzen! 🙂
INDIA An encounter to remember, during the largest spiritual meeting in the world which is held every 12 years in Prayag (Allahabad), the place where the three sacred rivers converge: the Ganges, the Yamuna and the mythological (invisible) Saraswati. Where they celebrate gods… but it’s about humanity.
