What happens when a place is abandoned by humans? Thereby, where for a long time there have been temporary settlements of marginalised, rejected, undocumented communities in tents or dilapidated dwellings made from the waste materials of our welfare civilisation, when they are forcibly displaced, it is nature that takes their place. Here, the gaze moves in a forest on the outskirts of a city, which grew up where only twenty years earlier there was a Roma camp. Only at nightfall is it possible to glimpse the testimonies of these tenures, which emerge as remnants one cannot retain, like absurd intuitions that disappear as soon as one thinks have understood them.

January 31, 2002. Gallipoli Port, a pier exposed to the northern wind. While an elderly fisherman goes off to sea in his small boat, as he does every day, a large, unknown ship full of men and women floats through the waters a few miles from Gallipoli. In the meantime, the wait builds up back at the port.

“Language is a specific formalisation of expression that is assigned the role of transmitting orders to society.” “At school, language is placed in the mouth of the child, just as a pick is placed in the hands of a labourer. The teacher does not bring the children together to teach them the alphabet, but to teach them a system of orders. And when she asks a child what the sum of 2 + 2 equals she is not asking for information, she is giving an order.”

collateral effect of high speed train: "with some film-makers teams we were around half italy following train rails of high speed train. a lot of unknown story coming out by images and voices we collected,collateral effect of biggest italian work..."

"Forza Italia" is a "cursed" film, a brazen and courageous film about the history of the Italian Republic, made entirely from pre-recorded material, from film and television archives. The voice of power, the dominant political class, which over decades has controlled the mass media and has created an artificial world with no place for minorities and opposition.

There can be no witnesses to this war. There can be no witnesses because it is based on lies. The only journalists that the Americans allow in Fallujah are embedded with their troops. In spite of this, images such as the one of a marine shooting a wounded, unarmed fighter inside the Mosque at Fallujah have been beamed out to the world. And precisely because these images have gone out, although nobody knows how, and circulated all over the world, the NBC journalist that captured them was immediately expelled from the ranks of embedded journalists. Fallujah, The Hidden Massacre is a documentary by Sigfrido Ranucci and Maurizio Torrealta which first aired on Italy's RAI state television network on November 8, 2005. It testifies to the use of weapons that the film claims are chemical weapons, in particular incendiary bombs, and alleges indiscriminate use of violence against civilians and children by United States of America military forces in the city of Fallujah in Iraq during the November 2004 Fallujah Offensive.