Terra di Tutti Film Festival began in 2007, with the vital aim of giving a voice to the many documentary makers who use the video medium as a form of critical expression, scrutinising the world and the issues that affect the countries of the southern hemisphere. Sponsored by two non-governmental organisations working towards international cooperation for development, GVC (Gruppo di Volontariato Civile) and COSPE (Cooperazione per lo sviluppo dei Paesi Emergenti), TTFF brings documentaries and social cinema from the global south to Bologna, with the aim of revealing the realities of life in these countries, of people and social battles that are often ‘invisible’ into discussion.

The festival welcomes many types of audiovisual media and short films, with narratives concentrating on the fight for equal rights, gender, protecting freedom, active citizenship, and environmental and ecological concerns. Terra di Tutti Film Festival would like to provide true visions of the south, without rhetoric, censorship or pity, but instead with the belief that just one individual, with an open mind and a refusal to accept the idea of an immutable reality, can help us to change the present and work together towards better futures. And we can do this through cinema. 

Directors

Stefania Piccinelli, Jonathan Ferramola

Program curation

Neva Cocchi, Serena Esposito, Roberto Rinaldi, Rita Mazzucchi

Administration and public relations

Amalia Giordano, Maria Chiara Lesi

Catalogue editing

Silvia Cardascia, Giorgia Bailo, Marirosa Iannelli

Website and social media management

Giorgia Bailo

Translations

Gabriele D’Adda, Amalia Giordano, Teodor Munafu, Jacqueline Nunez Maca, Penelope Pattoglio, Laura Pasina, Luca Malossini, Eleonora Mazzanti, Elena Uderzo, Teresa Bengochea Cejas, Mariana Saracutu, Elinor Lucy Gould Projection Gabriele D’Adda, Luca Malossini, Luna Carlino, Ramona Ruggeri 

Projection room

Gabriele D'Adda, Luca Malossini