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Sporchi da morire

2011
1h 34m

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The film Â– with its heavily evocative title, Filthy to the Core Â– takes its inspiration from several questions: is it true incinerators are harmful? Why do they continue to construct these incineration plants in Italy, while the rest of the world is dismantling them? What are the exact health risks? What are the damages caused by micro and nano-particles emitted from the incinerators? What are the possible alternatives?

With these demands in mind Carlo Martigli, writer and journalist who has always been engaged in burning investigations, begins his research. The film documents his internet researches which suddenly become all too real: interviews, film clips, exclusive coverage around the world from Italy to the U.S, France, England and Austria.

Sporchi da morire (Filthy to the Core) is a documentary which will force us to reflect on a problem which not only affects us, but also our children.

Â“Filthy to the coreÂ” is a very ambitious Italian project, with extensive international scope. The most important national and international experts are keen supporters of the project: Professor Paul Connett, brains behind the strategy. Â“Zero WasteÂ”; Dr. Stefano Montanari and Dr. Antonietta Gatti, experts and discoverers of nano-particles; representatives of national and international committees, Father Alex Zanotelli, Maruzio Pallante of the Happy Degrowth Movement, Greenpeace Italy and many others.

Thousands of people have joined the project so as to certify the film as that with the longest film credits in the world. These film credits start with a special, non-invasive graphic meter from the first few minutes of the film.

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The film - with its heavily evocative title, Filthy to the Core - takes its inspiration from several questions: is it true incinerators are harmful? Why do they continue to construct these i... Read allThe film - with its heavily evocative title, Filthy to the Core - takes its inspiration from several questions: is it true incinerators are harmful? Why do they continue to construct these incineration plants in Italy, while the rest of the world is dismantling them? What are the... Read allThe film - with its heavily evocative title, Filthy to the Core - takes its inspiration from several questions: is it true incinerators are harmful? Why do they continue to construct these incineration plants in Italy, while the rest of the world is dismantling them? What are the exact health risks? What are the damages caused by micro and nano-particles emitted from ... Read all