Movement
Introduction
The Strait of Sicily has become the largest underwater cemetery in the Mediterranean.
The most conservative estimates speak of twelve thousand drowning deaths in the last ten years on the routes between Africa and our southern coasts."
Synopsis
These words close Ceste's latest film, which gave rise to the idea of making Walls and Borders (2009, 290′), a collective film made on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall and which involved eighty-three directors.
The Strait of Sicily has become the largest underwater cemetery in the Mediterranean. The most conservative estimates speak of twelve thousand drowned people in the last ten years on the routes between Africa and our southern coasts.
These words close "Movement" the latest film of Armando Ceste made in 2008 and previewed at the Under Eighteen Film Festival of the same year. As the author stated, the film took inspiration from the homonymous poem by Aldo Palazzeschi:
“I want… you go… yes you go…
But don't ask where
they would tell you a lie:
where is unknown.
And it's so beautiful when one goes.
I want… you go… yes you go…
why just go
in a world of the blind
it's happiness."
Armando Ceste has always had the ability to read and understand in advance the many contradictions of the present denouncing them through cinema; in this sense “Movimento” is a very important example with respect to the more than ever current drama ofimmigrationThe film was supported from below, today we would say through crowdfunding, thanks to the contributions of friends and colleagues.
From this film was born the idea of making “Walls and Borders” (2009, 290′) a great collective work twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Thanks to the coordination of Claudio Paletto e Magdalene Merlino eighty-three directors, including Gianluca and Massimiliano De Serio, Mimmo Calopresti, Giorgio Cugno, Daniele Gaglianone, Davide Ferrario, Mario Balsamo, Luciano D'Onofrio, Gianni Sartorio They tell in seventy short episodes the walls and geographical, physical, mental and social borders that mark the societies in which we live in a kaleidoscope of points of view and expressive approaches, from documentary to fiction, from video art to animation.
The proceeds of the project supported International Help Onlus.
Film info
Faye Ibrahima
Walls and Borders
Movement
In Palestine 1
In Palestine 2
Pee
Blessed among women
Romani Pativ
More time than…
Distances
Aziz
Sidewalk
Waiting for the light
The Thyssen-Krupp Wall
Raise the Shot
The Sheikh and the people of Abruzzo
Halima
Chaz
Righi, Liberante
Mary's Wall
Without borders
Nothing
…And trees start to scream
Plexiglass
Of mortals
War remnants
Leo
Tell him you see yourself
Cailloux
Maya
Rural episode
Fifth state exists, it doesn't appear, therefore it doesn't exist!
Tie-break
300 seconds from the beginning
Upside down looks
The scream
In their world
Italic race
Vratite se
A stone in the water
Rough Reverse
Rape
A bigger horizon
Marrobbio
Shalom
Tijuana
Staines
The walls of the house
Sara
Face to face (excerpt)
Love Conquers Mountains
048 Exemption from co-payments for cancer patients
There were an Indian, an English woman and a French woman…
Reflexes
Dreams
Partial memory
Tied
Paskaran Project
During the construction of the Great Wall
Mediterranean
House detention
Love stands still
Sixty percent
No wall
Beyond the Deception
Clandestine
Ignorance of preconceptions
The future is written
Voices
Ancient substance for new forms
We had to move
Être en train
Earth men lake
, then after
Two or three things
A Dog's Life
I still have my hands
Reflections on the big toe
A flimsy house
The last tape
Anna Karina
Angelopoulos backstage
Via Crucis
Full stop
Pop Bomb
Accord
Weltgenie
Bagetto/Mazz-art
OGR – Yellow Zone
Unveiled city, urban rivers
Variations
Experimental interludes
Civic Garrone
Movement
Where everything is
Cailloux
Get out of here
Erri De Luca after Genoa
Timeless
Endgame
In the belly of the steamer
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