For the occasion of the ODYSSEYS exhibition at Palazzo Madama, Planet Africa presents "L’ordine delle cose" by Andrea Segre.
Cinema Massimo – 5 February 2018, 8.30 p.m. – Screen Three
For the occasion of the ODYSSEYS. Diasporas, invasions, migrations, voyages and pilgrimages exhibition – scheduled at Palazzo Madama until 19 February 2018, the National Cinema Museum Planet Africa project is organised along the theme of travel and migration, in Africa and from Africa. For the occasion, the film by Andrea Segre, with Giuseppe Battiston, L'ordine delle cose, is being presented in February. Admission 4.00 euro.
Planet Africa is a project by the National Cinema Museum over several years, aiming at placing the African continent at the centre of careful reflection involving various subjects and to create a place together where meetings between cultures may be made easier, protecting their mutual identities.
Andrea Segre
L'ordine delle cose
(Italy/France 2017, 112’, DCP, col.)
Corrado is a senior official at the Home Ministry with a specialisation in international missions linked to irregular immigration issues. He is chosen for a task that is not easy: reaching agreements with Libya leading to a substantial decrease in landings on the Italian coasts. Negotiations are not easy, because contrasts within the post Gaddafi reality in Libya are very strong and adverse forces to deal with on the field are many. There is however a strict rule to respect: never enter into direct contact with one of the migrants.