by Enrico Verra
Italia, 2011, 61'
BabyDoc Film (Torino)
One fine day, millions of italians who obtained fundings and leasings, who spent their time buying any kind of goods by instalments and have happily been using tons of credit cards, woke up, found their mail box full with bills to be payed, and realized they would have never made it. In the meanwhile, debt collectors started wildly to be hot on their trails. “Instalment living” is a film about debts the italian way, which are represented through the conflict between debtors themselves and debt collectors.
Ringraziamenti: Osservatorio Regionale sul Fenomeno dell'Usura, Consiglio Regionale del Piemonte, Dott. Cosimo Poppa, Dott. Andrea Chiezzi, Fondazione Antiusura CRT – La Scialuppa, Dott. Ernesto Ramoino, Prof. Gastone Cottino, Rag. Antonio Del bosco, Fondazione San Matteo – Insieme contro l’usura, Ufficio Pio della Compagnia di San Paolo, Ivan Tamietti, Caritas – Arcidiocesi di Torino, Pierluigi Dovis, UNIREC, Centro Commerciale Panorama, Dott. Enzo Scavone, 8Gallery, Dott. Fabrizio Cardamone, GTT Torino, Dott. Silvano Sarich, Ciro Gadaleta (Hub Studio), Alessandro Abba, Legnazzi, Mu Produzioni Audiovisive, Tabaccheria Marinotto, Marco Ciriello
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