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Cineforum San Paolo - Review of film about poverty and disenfranchisement



THEME FOR THE DIOCESAN PASTORAL "Give us this day our daily bread"
Review of film on poverty and disenfranchisement in contemporary societies



I) 03.04.2011 Sunday, 21 hours
All or Nothing
of Mike Leigh, Britain 2002 (128 '), dramatic
stories of three families of the proletariat who lives in suburban palaces popular northeast of London: British director Leigh offers a painful analysis of alienation, lack of communication and subculture, with a look that goes beyond despair.



II) 17.04.2011 Sunday, 21 hours
Paradise Now
of Hany Abu-Assad , Germany-Netherlands-France 2005 (90 '), dramatic
The last 48 hours of two young Palestinians are ready to become suicide bombers in Israel, the Palestinian director Abu-Assad tries to stick to the facts, avoid opinions. Controversy on the Israeli side as on the Palestinian side, perhaps because the characters are neither heroes nor monsters.



III) 25.04.2011 Monday, 21 hours
Yaaba
of Idrissa Ouedraogo, Burkina Faso-France-Switzerland 1989 (90 '), dramatic
A boy named Bila befriends the old Sana, ostracized by the villagers because it was considered a witch when her cousin Nopoko contracting tetanus, the blame falls on the old ... A typical African tribal history, but also valid for the ance dall'intol-torn western world and often disrespectful against the elderly.



IV) 08.05.2011 Sunday, 21 hours
The Edge of Heaven
of Fatih Akin, Germany / Turkey 2007 (122 '), dramatic
In an event dominated by fatality, which moves from Bremen to Istanbul, the meeting / clash between the European nation and the 'guests' Turkish is analyzed through an accurate range of 6 characters in search of forgiveness and redemption, justice and reconciliation. in competition at Cannes 2007 was the award for best screenplay and the Ecumenical Jury. Paradise would be the West European .



"Cineforum San Paolo" is a cultural, non-profit organization, which adheres to the National Association of Italian Film Clubs (ANCCI) and Catholic Cinema Exhibitors Association (ACEC). Admission is free and allows members enrolled ANCCI. The cost of the card, valid for one year's, is 15 €. You can make your membership in the evening program at the chapel of the Parish of Lido Este. Please note that the enrollment for the year 2011 also allows access to the shows for next summer season.