Una valle di veli d’acqua
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Water veils as components of the inner balance of a mountain, veins in the rock that shouldn’t be cut: can you imagine piping the Dora Riparia river for over 10 km?
The Susa Valley, a valley made of water veils to the west of Turin, is at risk of becoming a heap of infrastructures which don't respect the environment.
As usual, in realizing public works the voices of the residents and the needs of nature are not taken into account. This is exactly what we try to tell in 8 minutes.
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About the Movie Una valle di veli d’acqua
Scene/ry of sustainable
Course/competition to make a video on the subject of sustainable development: daily and imaginary life, framed from the environmental, economic and social viewpoint.
Pilot project promoted by: Sustainable Development and Waste Services, Turin Territorial Laboratory for Environmental Education Audiovisual Media Centre of Turin Province, in collaboration with Coop Zenit Arti Audiovisive, Ar.N.I.A (Environmental Image National Record Office) and Cinemambiente.
The project, whose aim is to provide instruments of social and environmental communication, has produced 5 reportage-videos on environmental and social issues. The basic idea is to realize a cooperative activity, where the competence of each party involved can be integrated in order to make finished products ready for possible distribution.
The project, started this year for the first time, has been carried out with five selected groups who applied for it. Technical teaching has included analysis of video language (linguistic models and video techniques) and some meetings on issues concerning sustainable development (environmental communication, local Agenda 21 procedures, local good practice of sustainable development, etc.).
The outcome consists of five 10 minute reportage-videos on environmental issues. Turin International Environmental Festival Cinemambiente is one of the partners of the project.
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Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the Creative Europe Media Program. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.