Cultural diversity is a good all this title travels with the ninth edition of Festad'Africa Festival, International Festival is small, the great social and cultural impact, which makes an appointment to the Roman public to Palladium Theatre - University Roma Tre,
Piazza Bartolomeo Romano, 8, Garbatella area, 15 to 18 September 2010.
Festad'Africa is conceived and directed by actress-director Daniela Giordano, and organized since 2002 by CRTscenaMadre, has helped to create in Italy and in Europe a different understanding of the African continent, promoting circulation and presentation large performances from Africa or created in co-production, while also contributing to the renewal of the proposed show in the country and offering new job opportunities for young artists, technicians and specialists in the field of art or study.
The new composition of contemporary society in which we live - Jordan says - multiethnic and multicultural, compels us to reflect on the value of diversity as an opportunity to deepen the value of our identity in relationship and dialogue with different cultures.
The great global economic downturn brings with it the serious risk of violent and racist behavior and that we must tackle, feeding and supporting the promotion, production and circulation of ideas and art. The impoverishment of culture is in fact the basis of religious intolerance and xenophobic attitudes of which we are witnesses.
It must not let our guard down and engage in vigorous action that constantly create opportunities for constructive debate and dialogue between cultures.
With this in mind we decided to make the ninth edition, the festival has suffered this year in spite of pesantissiimi and unjustified cuts in funding. The results
Festad'Africa Festival has achieved since 2002, and can confirm that strategic, but also ethical and moral investment in culture contemporary, and that this action cultural, social and political, must be defended with our utonomo act, we free citizens and we artists, especially when the institutions are careless or impotent .
Labyrinth-The project is in the educinema Festad'Africa Festival, with two documentaries strongly marked for the attention to the young second-generation immigrants.
Six of the world (Italy, 2006), directed by Camilla Ruggiero, short film made Institute G. Galilei in Rome, thanks to a contribution from the Province of Rome in which six boys tell with complete sincerity, their difficult integration into the daily reality of the country that took them from school to relationships with fellow Italian, the world of emotions and the habits that follow them, their family and the country of origin.
Brothers of Italy (Italy, 2009) by Branko Schmidt, a documentary filmed at the Institute of Technical Sales P. Toscanelli Ostia award-winning film festival in Rome in 2009 and distributed in Cinecittà room light, and while many schools have adopted to deepen intercultural issues.
The two films are preceded by a roundtable Immigration-Citizenship inaugural event of the ninth edition of the festival, at the Palladium Theatre from 19 to 20 Minutes Wednesday, September 15
The roundtable was inspired by eighteenth Migrantes Caritas report stating that the number of immigrants in Italy, has reached almost regular attendance of 4,000,000 in 2008. Of these, about 900 million are young and half of these young women. What future for these young people? What future for young people born in Italy, born Italian, but without citizenship? What we need to implement the Cultural Revolution, to convert
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The round table involved, among others, The Hon. Fabio Granata, Isabella Rauti, president of the Equal Opportunities Commission at the Presidency of the Council Maruan Oussafi, national officer of Anolf Young Generation II, the author and director Branko Schmidt. Marino Sinibaldi
conducts the meeting, journalist, director of RaiRadioTre.
The festival also has the 2010 accession and diRappresentanza Prize of the President of the Italian Republic and the sponsorship of the Senate, the Chamber of Deputies, the Ministry AffariEsteri, Ministry for Cultural Heritage, Ministry for Equal Opportunities, Italian Commission - UNESCO, Embassy of Senegal and Tunisia.
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