There are still places available for the preview screening of the documentary ‘I saw the end of the world – The story of the flood’. To book for the event on Thursday, May 16th, at the Modernissimo cinema (6pm) simply go online to the address ilrestodelcarlino.it/hovistoilfinimondo and click on the appropriate button, which will direct the user to the section where it will be possible to book your place. There isn’t much time left, however: entry is free, subject to registration, but places are limited.
‘I saw the end of the world – The story of the flood’ is a documentary and podcast about the terrible floods in May a year ago in Romagna, produced by Quotidiano Nazionale and il Resto del Carlino, with the support of the BCC Banca di Credito Cooperativo Ravenna , Forlì and Imola and the patronage of the Emilia-Romagna Region and the Cineteca di Bologna. The direction is by Valerio Baroncini, deputy director of the Carlino, and Marco Santangelo, the original music is by Marco Reno Solferini, for a total duration of 60 minutes.
After the preview at the Modernissimo, the documentary will tour Romagna: the first appointment is in Lugo on May 20th, in the hall of the Rocca Estense, then on the 22nd in Ravenna (Multisala Mariani), on the 23rd in Imola (Cinema Centrale), on the 27th in Faenza (Cinema Sarti) and on the 28th in Cesena (Cinema Eliseo).
Not only that, because every Friday, after the first episode released last week, an episode of the podcast on the flood will also be released. To listen to it, just browse our online site or the main streaming platforms, from Apple to Google Podcasts, up to Spotify. And you will also find a channel with all the materials at: ilrestodelcarlino.it/specialealluvione.
The tapes of the 112 emergency calls, preserved by the Carabinieri of the Ravenna command and made available exclusively to Resto del Carlino. The sea of water, the landslides, the flooded rivers, the devastated municipalities. The faces of those who experienced the tragedy firsthand, with the water eating away everything. The eyes of those who have lost everything: parents, friends, work, home, an entire life. An exclusive story to make people experience first-hand, read with their own eyes and listen first-hand to those days that would otherwise be difficult to talk about in the same way. There is still time to book and to understand first-hand what the tragedy of a year ago meant for Romagna, Emilia and a piece of Tuscany.
