Il pane a vita
In October 2012, after 123 years, the cotton factory Honegger of Albino closed down, in the middle valley of Bergamo. In the cotton factory, the place at the loom was handed down from mother to daughter, and workers were sure to have found their bread and butter for a life time. Following the daily life of three workers on unemployment benefits, the film narrates the decline, now definitive, of a whole idea of work and society and the subsequent emptiness. Such a transition concerns all the country, where a fourth of the industrial power was lost in the last five years.
Stefano Collizzolli was born in Padua in 1978. He teaches participative videos and directs documentaries. He graduated at the University of Padua and owns a PhD in sociology communication. He carries out researches on visual methodologies. He is member and founder of the ZaLab association. Among his works, we can cite: I see you Nicholas (2003), Rehabilitations (2005), Sotto lo stesso tetto (2005), Solchi (2006), Have fun! (2007), I Sogni di Za (2007), La salute è un tuo diritto (2009), Fermi al primo approdo (2010), I nostri anni migliori (2011).
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