A photo gallery created ad hoc in collaboration with Cinecittà Light: pictures that tell a piece of film history 
Italian cinema has more to green and now risks losing its historical archive. The emergency
culture in our country is deteriorating day by day. The latest bad news is the 8th of March when Luciano Sovena, managing director of Cinecittà Luce said in an interview with Corriere della Sera the institution for decades that preserves the Italian audiovisual memory could close its doors and send home 126 employees because of the extra material cut inflicted by the government to FUS, the Unique Performance Fund which supports and gives lifeblood to much of the Italian film industry as well as several other expressions of culture, including opera and theater.
culture in our country is deteriorating day by day. The latest bad news is the 8th of March when Luciano Sovena, managing director of Cinecittà Luce said in an interview with Corriere della Sera the institution for decades that preserves the Italian audiovisual memory could close its doors and send home 126 employees because of the extra material cut inflicted by the government to FUS, the Unique Performance Fund which supports and gives lifeblood to much of the Italian film industry as well as several other expressions of culture, including opera and theater.
In recent years, given the severe economic conditions and not only prevailing in Italy, FUS has been gradually growing smaller. Today many organizations, associations and companies (...) is are having to reduce the irreducible. 
The case Cinecittà Light rightly outraged Italy half because you can not think of jeopardizing the audiovisual archive Italian born in 1924 as Istituto Luce, fusosi in 2009 with Cinecittà Holding, which today supports the development and promotion of our film in Italy and abroad. You can not endanger the historical memory of the Italian heritage intellectual, social and material of inestimable value. Here is a photo gallery created ad hoc in collaboration with Cinecittà Light.
( Frank Fellows ) 
0 comments:
Post a Comment