"Fantastic researchers and where to find them", the web series dedicated to the world of research at the Scuola Sant'Anna has been selected as Finalist at the Rai Cinema Channel's "Tulipani di Seta Nera" Festival
"Tulipani di Seta Nera" International Festival of Social Cinema is an event with the aim of promoting audiovisual works that best represent the story of social issues and sustainability.
"Fantastic researchers and where to find them", the web series created by the Sant'Anna School to promote the world of research has been selected as finalist at the Rai Cinema Channel's "Tulipani di Seta Nera" International Festival of Social Cinema - in the Digital Series category. The Festival will be held from 4 to 7 May at The Space Modern cinema in Rome.
The web series created by the Third Mission Area and realized with the cooperation of External Relations and Communication Area consists of 9 episodes and involved researchers from the School who told their personal vision of the world of research. Among the protagonists of the season Elena Vivaldi, Leonardo Ricotti, Antonio Frisoli, Andrea de Guttry, Chiara Pucciariello, Francesco Testa, Alberto Giannoni and Francesco Lamperti and Antonella Bogoni.
The Festival, now in its 16th edition, has grown in recent years by dealing with new forms of communication while maintaining the aim of creating a new society of solidarity, in which the camera becomes the means by which to film the consciences of young people and of all people, directing them towards a path without prejudice. In this way we want to leverage the new generations and create a sensitive, supportive and integrated community.
From Monday 3 April the works chosen for the 4 sections in competition, short film, documentary, #SocialClip and digital series are visible on the platform created by Rai Cinema Channel in collaboration with Rai for sustainability and Rai Pubblica Utilità.
