The Art of Italian Cinematography and Beyond

The Art of Italian Cinematography and Beyond

State of crisis in Italian cinema. Survey for all film professionals

Due to the severe depression affecting the film and audiovisual industry—largely caused by the policies of the Ministry of Culture—industry workers reject the statements made by Minister Alessandro Giuli and Undersecretary Lucia Borgonzoni, who have downplayed the crisis and accused workers of lying. The situation, marked by a decline in productions and increasing job insecurity, can no longer be ignored.

The movement #Siamoaititolidicoda therefore declares a state of crisis and invites all industry professionals to take part in this survey, linked below, to accurately capture the real health of the film and audiovisual sector.

Collettivo Chiaroscuro supports #Siamoaititolidicoda and encourages widespread sharing and participation in the survey.

To participate, click here.

Thank you for your collaboration.

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