Presentazione

Italy / 52’ / Colour / HDV / 2009

Genre Documentary
Director Dorino Minigutti
Screenwriters  S.Mazzaroli, F.Accomando
Production company Immaginaria, Ass. ‘Libero Comune di Pola in esilio’

At the end of the second World war, the region of Istria and Dalmatia signed a dramatic and troubled transition of the Italian twentieth century history. Big communities were forced to take the way of exile to Trieste and Italy, but also in America and Australia. The theatrical performance tells one of those stories and it becomes a pretext to light the memory of childhood and adolescence of older actors: the protagonists of that distant episode. On February 10, 1947, the Treaty of Paris gave to Yugoslavia Istria, Zara and Fiume. From 2004, February the 10th became the “Memory Day” in memory of the dead and Italian refugees. This work aims to contribute and to recovery the meaning and value of individual and collective memory.

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Credits

Regia/Director: Dorino Minigutti
Sceneggiatura/Screenwriter: S.Mazzaroli, F.Accomando, D.Minigutti Fotografia/DOP: Bruno Beltramini
Montaggio/Editor: P.Petrucci, A.Masi, F.M.Montemurro
Suono/Sound: Simone Biasiol
Produzione: Immaginaria, Associazione "Libero Comune di Pola in esilio"