Sunday
November 15th
16:30
Adults
The Twentieth Century in Ten Lives
Location:
Provincial Meeting Center, Red Room
Paid ticket
price
€ 3
Enrico Deaglio (Il Novecento. Sulle spalle dei giganti, Gribaudo) begins with ten figures he encountered or intercepted during his life and work as a journalist, ten flashes capable of illuminating an entire century. Figures like Rosa Parks, the black woman who refused to give up her seat on a bus in Alabama in 1955, or Nelson Mandela, or Mother Francesca Cabrini, captured as she arrived in New Orleans just days after a horrific lynching of Italian immigrants. A journey through a time marked by violence and promise, failure and opportunity. Paolo Giaccone interviews him.
Accessible meeting in Italian Sign Language (LIS).
Enrico Deaglio (Il Novecento. Sulle spalle dei giganti, Gribaudo) begins with ten figures he encountered or intercepted during his life and work as a journalist, ten flashes capable of illuminating an entire century. Figures like Rosa Parks, the black woman who refused to give up her seat on a bus in Alabama in 1955, or Nelson Mandela, or Mother Francesca Cabrini, captured as she arrived in New Orleans just days after a horrific lynching of Italian immigrants. A journey through a time marked by violence and promise, failure and opportunity. Paolo Giaccone interviews him.
Accessible meeting in Italian Sign Language (LIS).
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