Cinema: “€2.00 an hour” is a film by Andrea D’Ambrosio based on crimes that took place in Southern Italy in 2006 set in Montemarano, an anonymous reflection of a poor South, the expoitation of workers, and gender discrimination in the work place. The film talks about work, love, and an ever-escaping youth. The film will be screened on September 20th in Tirana in the context of International Human Rights Film Festival (September 18-23, 2017) with the presence of D’Ambrosio. The film received was awarded best film and best leading actress, Chiara Baffi at the Bari International Film Festival. The event was organised at the Italian Institute of Culture of Tirana in collaboration with the Film & Multimedia Marubi Academy and the participation of foreign diplomatic and cultural representatives based in Tirana. (Red)
