It is called “What I am” the short film made by students attending evening classes at the ITET Cassandro-Fermi-Nervi Technical Institute in Barletta in the Cinema workshop course in which they actively participated. The extra-curricular educational path saw adults and children attending these courses engage in the creation of an audiovisual project written and conceived by themselves under the guidance of the actor, screenwriter and director who won multiple awards at national and international festivals, Francesco Emanuele Delvecchio from Barletta, who he coordinated the filming, the writing of the story and the screenplay. A path that led to awareness and teamwork of the classes involved, strengthening friendships, knowledge and unknown points of view of the work on the film set and expanding the complicity between the boys and girls themselves. The director says: > Addressing the topic of fears between parents and children precisely today in which digitalisation and AI are taking over because if an image can be carved into the collective vision how much can an idea, an image or a preconception do wrong on the same imagination misled by a preconception that misleads our emotions and has an influence on ourselves and others? >> The audiovisual project already presented at the John Paul II national competition sponsored by the two chambers: Senate and Deputies, MiC, and other regional and provincial institutions has obtained the final and the consequent award ceremony, and also sees the friendly participation of Francesco Tammacco actor , director and playwright from Molfetta, famous for his work both in the theater but also in cinema and fiction. Francesco Tammacco in fact says: > The director concludes: > “Quel sono sono” will continue its journey in film festivals.
