Alluvione, sold out for the documentary film ‘I saw the end of the world’: two dates remain

Bologna, 18 May 2024 – The success for the before the documentary film ‘I saw all hell – The tale of the flood’ produced by National newspaper – Il Resto del Carlino at the Modernissimo cinema in Bologna it was really great. And the enthusiasm for the event, gone sold out, has infected Romagna in view of the tour that will be undertaken by the opera directed by Valerio Baroncini, deputy director of the Carlino, and Marco Santangelo (original music by Marco Reno Solferini). I am already all evenings sold out of the May, 20th (to LugoSalone Estense della Rocca) and of Ravenna (at the Mariani cinema il may 22). For Thursday 23 May to Imolaat the Central cinema, and on Monday May 27thto Faenza, at Cinema Sarti, due to popular demand the list is temporarily closed. We hope to be able to make new places available, we invite you to check back in the next few days at this link: ilrestodelcarlino.it/hovistoilfinimondo

Instead they remain still places for the events of May 28th to Cesena (Elyseo cinema) e May 29th to Forlì (Astoria cinema). All evenings are free entry at 9pm and include an initial moment of greetings, followed by a screening of the documentary and then a discussion with the authors. The documentary has the patronage of the Cineteca di Bologna and the Emilia-Romagna Region and the support of Bcc Ravennate Forlivese and Imolachaired by Giuseppe Gambi (by mistake yesterday in a passage of an article the Bcc Felsinea was mentioned, we apologize to those involved and to the readers). A support given, with the awareness of being expressing “a great closeness to the territory”, as President Gambi recognized. Who believed in a film like this, which was very important “to keep the attention high on people not only so as not to forget but also to work together with all those who were involved and to encourage the improvement of their economic but also social conditions, as our statute states”.