Quando: 16 January 2022

16 January 2022

Voice: Ermanna Montanari
Music: Luigi Ceccarelli
Subject: Marco Martinelli and Ermanna Montanari
Direction: Marco Martinelli
Cinematographer: Alessandro Tedde
Editing: Marco Martinelli and Francesco Tedde
Production: Ravenna Teatro/Teatro delle Albe together with Antropotopia

With Sergio Scarlatella, Ermanna Montanari, Luigi Dadina, Roberto Magnani and citizen of Ravenna. With the contribution of Assicoop Romagna Futura agente generale UnipolSai Assicurazioni. In collaboration with Italian Institute of Culture of Abu Dhabi, Regione Emilia-Romagna and Ater Fondazione

In the year of the Dante 700 in the world National Celebrations, the Emilia-Romagna Region and the Italian Cultural Institute of Abu Dhabi present for EXPO Dubai fedeli d’Amore, Marco Martinelli’s fifth film that transfigures the eponymous poem ‘about’ Dante and our present day, centred on Ermanna Montanari’s extraordinary vocal research and Luigi Ceccarelli’s powerful electro-acoustic music. A “polyptych in seven panels”, suspended between everyday harshness and surprising visionary atmospheres, shot in Ravenna, and where various figures speak to us: the fog, the demon of the pit, a crucified donkey, the little devil of the “rabbuffo”, Italy kicking itself, Antonia, daughter of Alighieri

Marco Martinelli, playwright and director, founded Teatro delle Albe (1983) with Montanari, sharing its artistic direction. He has been awarded with several prizes included: seven Ubu Prizes, Hystrio Prize, Golden Laurel-Mess Festival, the Prize for Career Achievement – Festival Journées théâtrales de Carthage. He directed lover 50 performances and 5 films, his texts have been translated, published and staged in Italy, France, Belgium, Germany, Romania, Spain, Bulgaria, Brazil, and the USA and selected by Fabulamundi and Italian and American Playwrights Project.  Ermanna Montanari, actress, author and set designer, for her original itinerary of vocal research, she has received acknowledgements such as seven Ubu Prize, Golden Laurel-Mess Festival, Lo straniero Prize “dedicated to the memory of Carmelo Bene”, Eleonora Duse Prize. She founded in 2021 Malagola School of vocality together with Enrico Pitozzi. Edited by L. Mariani Do, undo, do over. Ermanna Montanari in Teatro delle Albe (Titivillus) and by E. Pitozzi Akousma Figure and voice in the acoustic theatre of Ermanna Montanari (Quodlibet). 

Realized in collaboration with ATER Fondazione.

16 January 2022

Agri-food and fisheries co-operation, long aware of the sustainability challenge, has invested for years in innovation and has already been widely applying digital farming techniques, essential for climate change resilience. The event will focus on highlighting good practices and further technological developments in precision farming, irrigation and livestock farming, agroenergy and sustainable fishing.

The challenge posed to agriculture by the UN Global Goals and the EU Farm to Fork Strategy is to guarantee good, healthy and sufficient food to a growing population in times of climate change. 

Co-operation has a crucial role to play in disseminating new techniques to the large number of small associated family farms which, otherwise, would not be adequate in size to face such complex challenges by themselves. 

The cooperatives Il Raccolto, Progeo, Apofruit, Granlatte-Granarolo will present some of the main technological developments taking place in the field of: safeguarding of soil quality, targeted contribution of organic nutrients, reduction of fertilizers and pesticides, water saving, traceability of supply chain through big data management, reduction of methane and GHG emissions by livestock farms and the reduction of the use of antibiotics to counteract antimicrobial resistance. Best practices from the fisheries cooperative sector will also be presented, aimed at the conservation of fish stocks and marine ecosystems, as well as the reduction of fish waste and the recovery of plastic at sea or wasted nets.

The Forum will host representatives from the Italian Government (Undersecretary for European Affairs),  COGECA (General Confederation of Agricultural Cooperatives of the European Union), AREFLH (Assembly of European Fruit & Horticultural Regions and Academic of Agriculture) and University of Bologna.

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16 January 2022

The ‘Cultural Heritage. Our Roots, our Future’ Project intends to highlight the virtuous interaction between training, research and production through the research and teaching activities of four universities in Emilia-Romagna: Bologna, Ferrara, Modena e Reggio, Parma. These are offering courses focused on the enhancement of cultural heritage through new technologies.

For this reason, the 2-day event foresees the presentation of some case studies, among the various projects developed within the university research laboratories, in order to demonstrate the potential and the results of the interaction between research, technological innovation and production system, particularly in the field of creative and cultural industries sector. Furthermore, the articulated regional training offer is presented, at all levels of university and post-university education, in the context of the enhancement and conservation of cultural heritage (material and intangible) intended as a fundamental resource for the growth of young generations and for development of a democratic and inclusive society.

The project is aimed at an international audience, made up of students and researchers, professionals from the cultural sector, entrepreneurs in the cultural and artistic sector, tourists and also to a wider audience, which may be present at the Dubai Universal Exposition.