Ritratti abusivi

Thirty apartment buildings built in the 1970s, now completely dilapidated, house sixty families, mostly illegally. This is Parco Saraceno, a peripheral ghost town like many in Italy, stretching out on the outskirts of Castel Volturno, in the province of Caserta. An area of ​​widespread poverty and lawlessness, where taxes, water, and electricity are not paid, and where residents live a life suspended between daily violence and the dream of a normal life. But their fate is sealed. In a few years, all the buildings will be demolished to make way for a huge marina, a symbol of the revitalization of an entire area.