"Campo Santo" speaks of the mourning for the motherland. The film backtracks the earlier train trip made by the director’s own parents: Liege–Estanatoglia, and thus shows the effects on the village’s population where many, unable to find work there, have left for greener pastures and where, today, there are new employment opportunities that the Italian workforce cannot meet.
Keywords
- Belgian cinema
- Belgium
Director
- Sonia Pastecchia
Documentary
1h
SPANISH
FRENCH
"Campo Santo" speaks of the mourning for the motherland. The film backtracks the earlier train trip made by the director’s own parents: Liege–Estanatoglia, and thus shows the effects on the village’s population where many, unable to find work there, have left for greener pastures and where, today, there are new employment opportunities that the Italian workforce cannot meet.
"Campo Santo" speaks of the mourning for the motherland. The film backtracks the earlier train trip made by the director’s own parents: Liege–Estanatoglia, and thus shows the effects on the village’s population where many, unable to find work there, have left for greener pastures and where, today, there are new employment opportunities that the Italian workforce cannot meet.
Cast & Crew
Director
Sonia Pastecchia