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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ม.ค. 2018
- Tuscanyness is a nonprofit movie of 120g, a Cultural Association based in Pisa, Italy, founded by a group of young architects and engineers who share the same vision of a better future for their country.
www.centoventigrammi.it
TUSCANYNESS
Today the Italian architecture scene is getting dramatic: decline of suburbs, abandoned buildings, property speculation; in this context the architects are no longer a cultural landmark and a lot of young architects have to emigrate abroad.
Indeed, many centuries ago, in Tuscany, after a long period of deep darkness, few enlightened men gave to the world the formula for a cultural rebirth built around the mankind.
Even if those times are passed, can the spirit of Brunelleschi and Michelangelo be connected to the spirit of people nowadays?
Tuscanyness is a movie that tries to tell how this spirit of rebirth is still alive through the works and the words of architects both born and educated in the cultural atmosphere of Tuscany. In this enchanting Italian region the beauty is still a civil value, where is possible to experience the true need of establish an alliance with nature, or where is possible to live the unique opportunity to listen to the teachings of the past.
www.centoventigrammi.it/progetti/tuscanyness/
DIRECTED BY
Andrea Crudeli
WRITTEN BY
Andrea Crudeli, Riccardo Bartali, Marta Gnesi, Filippo Lisini Baldi
PHOTOGRAPHY
Alessandro Ariel Terranova, Fabio Santaniello Bruun, Aurelio Zarbo,
Riccardo Bartali, Giulio Fazio
AERIAL VIEWS
Alte Vedute
NARRATOR
Carlo Bernardini
ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACKS
Luca Battistini
PRODUCED BY
120g, University of Pisa, CESA Sas, CB Studio, Renato Lupetti
STARRING
Marco Casamonti, Fabrizio Rossi Prodi, Carlo Nepi, Augusto Mazzini, Leonardo Matassoni, MDU Architetti, Giuseppe Chigiotti, Claudio Nardi, Eutropia Architettura, Roberto Pasqualetti, Pietro Carlo Pellegrini, Salvatore Re, Massimo Fiorido, Sundaymorning, Paolo Zermani, Paolo Bertoncini Sabatini, Riccardo Butini, Heliopolis 21, Paolo Riani
TRANSLATION BY
Giovanna Zuliani, Lorenzo Ciancarini, Olga Beatrice Carcassi, Marco Dietrich, Nadia Hoffman, Bill McKenna (Eng) ; Collin Chen (Chn)
INTERVIEWS BY
Andrea Crudeli, Riccardo Bartali, Marta Gnesi, Filippo Lisini Baldi, Alessandro Ariel Terranova, Fabio Santaniello Bruun, Giulio Fazio, Antonio Treglia, Leonardo Magursi, Giulia Grassi, Francesca Chiappa, Olga Beatrice Carcassi, Viola Tamberi, Francesca Moschini, Giacomo Massoni, Michele Grazzini, Valerio Lo Porto, Andrea Baglini
EDITING
Alessandro Ariel Terranova, Andrea Crudeli
AUDIO EDITING
Daniele Fasoli
SOUNDTRACKS
Luca Battistini - Obrigado, Luca Battistini - Peniche, Rugo - Co(i)libri
Scienze Teheran - And I am sad, again, Autumn Stories - Week #5, Chris Zabriskie - The temperature of the Air on the Bow, Kaleetan Rameses B - Memoirs, Shrinmpanse - Neptunes Score, David Hyde - Acoustic instrumental, Dexter Britain - Everything You Know, Pergolesi - Stabat Mater, Schombo - Don’t Stop, Dexter Britain - Light of Life, Ricco Escalante - Those happy moments, Dexter Britain - Second class citizen
I'm whole heartedlly thanking you for this video. Thank you very much
This video is so calming to watch. Thanks for the upload 120g!
Meraviglioso! Ho avuto la fortuna di vedere con i miei occhi e sfruttare alcuni di questi luoghi e la sua bellezza. Bisogna studiarla, capirla per fare architettura in dialogo con il passato, il presente e il futuro. Complimenti (di Lisbona)!
why so low views? is is an extraordinarly made documentary. i guess. every architect has the same issue with government. i thought EU would be different but no. Great work, greetings from Turkey.
Complimenti per l'ottimo lavoro! Il video trasmette una passione travolgente verso quello che più che essere il nostro mestiere è una vera e propria missione. E poi mette una gran voglia di ritornare in Toscana alla scoperta delle sue bellezze naturali e architettoniche.
Tear down the blight, restore the old historical buildings of value, expand on all that land with strategic placement in mind. Simple. Just start doing it.
what do you consider to be the blight? I'm very interested in this subject and peoples opinions on it.
Ma bellissimo!! Complimenti! Trasmette tantissimo
Ispiratore e bellissimo! Tanto è vero per gli architetti italiani e di tutto il mondo. Dovremmo riprendere questa bellezza del passato, ma con una visione al futuro.
Beautiful!
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I began watching this with great excitement and above all I applaud the team for the work however, my excitement quickly washed off as the professionals started talking and the content turned towards what I'd describe as "European melancholia". By the end of it I actually even began to question if I dislike the classical buildings as much as their own work- at least from what little I could experience on film- and that I would state as a success of this essay as well as at least it did give me an unexpected perspective. I honestly don't know where the solutions might be, but I'm honestly so sure it's not in this "academic talk" that I got completely tired of personally as it obviously went on for the whole time these problems were evolving. Personally I started to pay attention to movie sets and storytelling more than all the books and fancy words and I'm sure anyone reading this will kind of get why. I just feel like maybe the start to the solution of this might be in agreeing that none of us has actually that much "smartness" to say. So in ending, again, I applaud your work and addressing the issues.
Which building at 12:00?
MPS Bank in Siena, Palazzo Salimbeni