Still from the film Il mondo Perduto, Vittorio De Seta
Il mondo perduto
Vittorio De Seta
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In 1954, Vittorio De Seta filmed six documentaries in Sicily (Lu tempu di li pisci spata, Isole di fuoco, Surfarara, Pasqua in Sicilia, Contadini del mare, and Parabola d'oro). Highly innovative, they were immediately recognized internationally. In 1958-59, he directed four more significant short films, in Sicily (Pescherecci), Sardinia (Pastori di Orgosolo and Un giorno in Barbagia), and Calabria (I dimenticati). De Seta always turned his attentive gaze to realities already then threatened by "development without progress," offering a valuable testimony of rituals, customs, and knowledge that have since disappeared. He did so without neglecting the beauty of his shots, the latest technical innovations, and the legacy of the most important cinema of the preceding half-century.
The screening is part of the program Rural, which accompanies the exhibition Il Nostro Tempo, CinéFondationCartier.
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Duration: 120'
Language: Italian
Entrance to the screening does not include a visit to the exhibition Il Nostro Tempo, CinéFondationCartier, which can be accessed with a valid ticket.
Credits
Production year: 1954 – 1959
Director: Vittorio De Seta
Production: Cineteca di Bologna (Archivio Film) (Country: Italy)
The screening is part of the public program accompanying the exhibition Il Nostro Tempo, CinéFondationCartier, presented as part of the cultural partnership with Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain. The program of film screenings and meetings is co-curated by Triennale Milano and Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain together with the Piccolo America-Cinema Troisi Foundation.
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