Suoni dalla città
Suoni dalla città
Suoni dalla città (City Sounds)
A unique document about a turning point in Italian youth culture at the beginning of the 90ies, through music and the places where it was played. The independent music scene, rap, hip-hop, ragamuffin and world music, sang in Italian and in regional dialects after many years. Places of meeting and fighting, squattings, suburbs, squares. Interviews with the main characters, concerts, improvised jam sessions, demonstrations and police attacks. Turin in 1992, FIAT-town as a laboratory of new conflicts. With Mau Mau, Africa Unite, Assalti Frontali, 99 Posse, Frankie Hi'n'r'g, Fratelli di Soledad. Devastatin' Posse, To.sse, Radio Rebelde, The Next Diffusion, African Outlaws, THC, Dissociata Posse.
A Zenit Arti Audiovisive and Multimedia Italia co-production
Made by: Alberto Airola, Massimo Arvat, Sara Bronzino, Enrico Cerasuolo, Giuliano Contardo, Claudia Crivello, Emiliano Darchini, Marco Duretti, Fabrizio Galatea, Claudia Gianetta, Fabio Tagliavia
Broadcast in 1992: Videomusic Italy
Home-video edition: Materiali Sonori
Sunny Side of the Doc 1994
Arcipelago, Rome 2000
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