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Carlo Giuliani, Boy

Carlo Giuliani, Ragazzo
Direction
FRANCESCA COMENCINI
Cinematography
MARIO BALSAMO, GIANFRANCO FIORE, MASSIMILIANO FRANCESCHINI, PAOLO PIETRANGELI, PASQUALE SCIMECA, DANIELE SEGRE, CAROLA SPADONI, FULVIO WETZL
Producer
MAURO BERARDI
Edition(s)
26ª

Carlo Giuliani, Boy

Carlo Giuliani, Ragazzo
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  • 63 minutos
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  • Col
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  • 2002
Italy

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Genoa, July 20, 2001. The leaders of the eight most “developed” countries in the world are at a meeting behind closed doors to discuss world globalization. On the outside, 150 thousand demonstrators are protesting against the meeting. The police intervene. The result is tragic: 560 people are wounded, 220 are arrested, and Carlo Giulani, age 23, is killed with a shot in the head. The crime shocked the world. Jacques Chirac, French president, stated that the leaders were “traumatized”. The process of globalization now has a martyr and the world lost a precious life and will never again be the same. The process of globalization is smeared with bloodshed.

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FRANCESCA COMENCINI

Born in Rome in 1961, she started with studies in philosophy that she was later to discontinue. Her first film as director was Pianoforte (1984), awarded the De Sica prize at the Venice Festival. She also directed the features La Lumière du Lac (1989), Annabelle Partagée (1991), and Le Parole di Mio Padre (2001), and the documentaries Elsa Morante (1995) and Shakespeare in Palermo (1997). She is also co-author of the script for The Boy From Calabria (1987), directed by Luigi Comencini, her father, for whom she acted as assistant director in Marcellino (1991). She is also one of the 33 directors of the feature Another World Is Possible, also selected for this 26th Mostra.
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