Headquarters, the subtle boycott of the film Red Land. The exiles: Rai broadcast it
A Torino only one cinema is showing the film Red Land-Rosso Istria, which tells the drama of the foibe and the story of Norma Cossetto. Also to Milano only one cinema. A Genova Nobody, a Perugia Nobody, in Emilia Romagna it is only possible to see it in a multiplex Cesena, in Campania to see it you have to go to Avellino. A Cagliari there isn't. Nothing in Sicily. It's possible it's just a distribution problem? No, it's not possible.
And among other things, in the cinemas where the film is shown, full houses are guaranteed. So much so that screenings were extended in the two cinemas in Rome hosting the film. There is therefore a cultural problem, of removal, of subtle boycott, which still accompanies the taboo theme of the foibe today. “In Italy – wrote Fausto Biloslavo – there are approximately 4500 screens, but the film about the tragedy of the foibe, After 70 years, found space in the first week just in 30 goes up and in the second in another 40.” Read More



“We will continue to guard our children's schools against the ideological colonization of projects inspired by gender dictatorship”, say the Catholics.




