Religion and superstition, modern and ancestral, faith and heresy: simply magic. This is an aspect of Africa whose tails attract and repel us at the same time. It is attractive because a remote reality opens wide in front of us,...
This documentary is dedicated tho all those people, who do not forget those who already forgot them. Alzheimer is a disease affecting more and more people in the world. The most terrible among its symptoms is the lost of memories,...
When I was a child I supported the Native Americans, my grandfather read Tex and I felt a sort of pity for them when we saw them in the western movies, depicted as bloody assassins constantly desperate for scalps and...
When action begins and the group of soldiers starts to penetrate into the complex maze of alleys and dark backstreets, an eerie silence sets on everything. The favela knows that when the policemen set off in a large group, chambers...
It was 2012 when the Canadian mining company Barrick Gold started digging, drilling and extracting gold in what for decades had been a property of the Dominican Republic. Back then the Rosario Dominicana company had found the precious metal deep in the terrain of Pueblo Viejo de Cotuì providing work for thousands of Dominicans. Unfortunately Rosario was not equipped with sophisticated machinery and, above all, did not have the thousands of dollars necessary to continue extraction. They were forced to close down. In 2006 a tendering procedure was initiated to relaunch the mine and Barrick Gold beat all other competitors.Reporting by Maurizio Faraboni, Edited by Bobomatto
When action begins and the group of soldiers starts to penetrate into the complex maze of alleys and dark backstreets, an eerie silence sets on everything. The favela knows that when the policemen set off in a large group, chambers...
Following the plan for pacification, the UPP announced plans for restructuring: a closer police presence, greater respect for humanitarian laws, and to stop using weapons of war. However there are doubts. Luigi Spera and Marco Negri have interviewed Brazilian police, the UPP, in the night patrol within the favelas. This is what they saw.Edited by Roberto Di Matteo
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