We follow climate activists and members of Ultima Generazione, an Italian group known for causing civil disruption by blocking roads and targeting valued pieces of art.
Activist Martina Maldifassi is tired of her government’s slow reaction to making climate change their priority, and has decided to take matters into her own hands.
Together with her teammates, Martina is raising concerns regarding imminent climate disaster by throwing washable paint on public infrastructure highly regarded as national heritage, claiming this is the only way to grab people’s attention.
The public is outraged by such a situation, but their statement creates debate: what causes higher disturbance, minor alterations of public art or the pressing state of our climate future?
Watch The Last Generation, by filmmaker Ana Gonzalez
CREDITS:
Executive Producer: Tierney Bonini
Senior Editor: Donald Cameron
This film was supported by The Pulitzer Center
Production Company: Eye Rise Films
Director/Producer: Ana Gonzalez
Producer: Antonia Perello
Original Music: Francisco Sokolowicz
Featuring: Martina Maldifassi
Director of Photography: Marton Kis
Editor: Andrea Yoko / Antonia Perello
Sound Designer: Alex Marais
Colourist: Marton Kis
Italian Transcriber: Cristina Capoccetti
Special Thanks: Ultima Generazione
Tom Hundley
Leo Lovati
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Activist Martina Maldifassi is tired of her government’s slow reaction to making climate change their priority, and has decided to take matters into her own hands.
Together with her teammates, Martina is raising concerns regarding imminent climate disaster by throwing washable paint on public infrastructure highly regarded as national heritage, claiming this is the only way to grab people’s attention.
The public is outraged by such a situation, but their statement creates debate: what causes higher disturbance, minor alterations of public art or the pressing state of our climate future?
Watch The Last Generation, by filmmaker Ana Gonzalez
CREDITS:
Executive Producer: Tierney Bonini
Senior Editor: Donald Cameron
This film was supported by The Pulitzer Center
Production Company: Eye Rise Films
Director/Producer: Ana Gonzalez
Producer: Antonia Perello
Original Music: Francisco Sokolowicz
Featuring: Martina Maldifassi
Director of Photography: Marton Kis
Editor: Andrea Yoko / Antonia Perello
Sound Designer: Alex Marais
Colourist: Marton Kis
Italian Transcriber: Cristina Capoccetti
Special Thanks: Ultima Generazione
Tom Hundley
Leo Lovati
Check out our other Close Up episodes https://bit.ly/3t0DEDE
Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe
Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/AJEnglish
Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera
Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/
#UltimaGenerazione #NoNewOil #CivilResistance #JustStopOil #A22Network #Climate #ClimateJusticeNow #ClimateChange #independent #documentary #journalism #shortfilm #shortdocs #CloseUp #AlJazeeraEnglish
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