Hundred Steps - Marco Tullio Giordana (2000)
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TITLE I cento passi
YEAR 2000
SUBTITLES
Si (Separate)
DURATION 114 min DIRECTOR Si (Separate)
Marco Tullio Giordana Marco Tullio Giordana
PHOTO
Luigi Lo Cascio, Tony Sperandeo, Ninni Bruschetta, Lucia Sardo, Paolo Briguglio, Luigi Maria Burruano Rai PRODUCER Cinemafiction / Tele + / Titti Film
GENRE Drama but instead only get silence. In 1968, a teenager, shares the social and political ideals of his generation and away from parental teaching, participating in a demonstration against airport expansion would remove the land from the peasants. In the following years, he founded a local newspaper, "Radio out", an independent radio station in which he mocks the mafia and those who protect her, to arouse the wrath of Badalamenti (Tano seduto) and disapproval of his family. By increasing its popularity, the courageous Impastato attracts the attention of the Communist Party, which is in contact with him to get his support. However, the excessive caution of the match Peppino not convinced, carrying out their initiatives following a separate line ... (PRO)
GENRE Drama but instead only get silence. In 1968, a teenager, shares the social and political ideals of his generation and away from parental teaching, participating in a demonstration against airport expansion would remove the land from the peasants. In the following years, he founded a local newspaper, "Radio out", an independent radio station in which he mocks the mafia and those who protect her, to arouse the wrath of Badalamenti (Tano seduto) and disapproval of his family. By increasing its popularity, the courageous Impastato attracts the attention of the Communist Party, which is in contact with him to get his support. However, the excessive caution of the match Peppino not convinced, carrying out their initiatives following a separate line ... (PRO)
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Peppino Impastato
By Sandra Russo
Cinisi is a Sicilian village who spent many decades deep in the black suit their men and dresses of their women. Just around 1960 Cinisi gained some fame among American mafia circles because he became a key center of the Cosa Nostra. The men dressed in black suit with thin mustache and olive skin, stored and distributed heroin. It was a small town. These men were almost all men. Cinisi worked together in the 'Ndrangheta Calabria and the Neapolitan Camorra. One of the local chiefs was Luigi Impastato. His son, Peppino, was a poet, journalist and communist who the dominant story has been swallowed, but whose life is a movie that can be seen these days in Europa Europa, The hundred steps were separating the house Pe-ppino of Gaetano Badalamenti, his "uncle" and a murderer.
Life of Giuseppe Impastato, a contemporary generation that the world portrayed in the '60s and '70s phenomena as diverse as the French May, the hippies, the Beat Generation, Guevarism and all aspects of political vanguards and aesthetic of much of the world, also Sicily reached the dark, and there is the story of Giuseppe Impastato, her mother and the forgotten phenomenon: Cinisi was the town in which the mafia was installed in each family, and were the children and women of the mafia those who fought them. It was a political struggle and subjective. Each fought from the political, from the familiar, the collective and personal. The Peppino Impastato was a battle of significant moral dimension.
Peppino's father, chief, paid tribute to Gaetano Badalamenti, strong name of the Cosa Nostra, which articulated the heroin to the United States. The town enjoyed economic tranquility in the houses, nothing was missing, children studied. The problem was that. The children began to question the mob mentality in which they had been educated. Began to tear with the nails the web of moral assumptions that had grown between them all, calling "uncle" every man in black suit, feeling a family commitment to the mafia structure that drowned. Because they better than any viewer of the Godfather saga knew that an "uncle" wanted dead could appear suddenly, and did not have to ask for explanations. They were trained for the life of the mafia. They had to adapt their emotions and their sensitivity to it. In
Cinisi was the only case in which the complainant of the mafia were "repentant" trying to save their lives, but children and women who had never entered in the circuit except emotionally. Not violated the omerta, the code of silence, because they had never made the deal. Just be freed from that for which they had been educated. Peppino belonged to a family whose three generations had belonged to the mafia. Gave an open struggle, politics, which many described as a suicide because, indeed, finished killing him at age 24 in 1978. I called attention to the age and year.
Peppino's mother, Felicia Bartolotta, accompanied him in his struggle. She was married to a mobster, but came from a family outside the famiglia, so he gave the child the gift of the doubt. The women were the transmitters for excellence among future code "men of honor." In 1963, an "uncle" Peppino, Cesare Manzella, a capo, was killed in one of the Alfa Romeo loaded with TNT that were hallmarks of the Sicilian Mafia at the time. Peppino was only 15, but was then that he began his activism. He joined the left, and at 17 he was a leader who filled the town square. Editing a newspaper, the socialist ideal, which their colleagues denouncing the mafia activities their parents, uncles, neighbors. When Peppino wrote the article "Mafia: a mountain of shit", his father threw him out of his house. Paternal protection is broken. The expulsion amounted to turn the child into a moving target.
Peppino's militancy other classic concerns included the left of those years. From criticism of the position and Drogon hippie to elude her political struggle, until the complaint against the Communist Party when it was allied with the Christian Democrats. These allegations and made from Radio Aut, an innovation for the time: Peppino was a communicator during his daily transmission time in silence and kept his ear to the radio all the people. It was a satirical program, foul-mouthed, outrageous, in which every so often the object of their mockery and imitation was a mafia boss recognized by all his followers. Cinisi spoke of as "Mafiópolis" a city that did not accept the murder, was killed.
During those years, Peppino knew that if the boss Badalamenti forgave her life was about the survival of the mafia code, that somehow his life was proof that still hung over him the forgiveness of the famiglia. As Radio Aut began to be increasingly explicit and radical in their complaints satirical most obvious was that Peppino was testing the limit, and everyone knew he, too, would come.
The limit was so wild and exemplary May 8, 1978, when a group of men in black suits to Peppino kidnapped off the radio. He was taken to a house near the railroad tracks Palermo-Trapani. They beat him to death with stones, then placed his body surrounded by sticks of dynamite on the tracks. next day, the Corriere della Sera headlined: "Fanatic left shattered by his own bomb on the railway." That same day, far from Cinisi the corpse of Aldo Moro was kidnapped and murdered by the Red Brigades. The armed struggle of the Brigades helped to pass the crime of Peppino as a "terrorist act failed." Peppino huge history and was swallowed by time, by the Mafia, by the complicit media and the armed struggle, which never participated in disgust as he was, deep, existentially, by violence where he grew up and died.
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