
Twenty minutes of excerpts from the film, still in progress, that Franco Maresco dedicates to his dearest mentor, Goffredo Fofi, who passed away last July. Pressed by the director, the intellectual from Gubbio, Umbria, in central Italy — who considered Palermo his university of life and activism — lets out a courageous confession, recalling the crucial moments of his unparalleled human, cultural and political experience.

Twenty minutes of excerpts from the film, still in progress, that Franco Maresco dedicates to his dearest mentor, Goffredo Fofi, who passed away last July. Pressed by the director, the intellectual from Gubbio, Umbria, in central Italy — who considered Palermo his university of life and activism — lets out a courageous confession, recalling the crucial moments of his unparalleled human, cultural and political experience.
2025-09-01
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