Made by Orangee in synergy with Mann and the Campi Flegrei Park.
The e-book "The Greeks in Campania," an interactive digital audiovisual work produced by Orangee srl and co-financed by the European Union's Por Fesr Campania program, will be presented on Monday, March 13th at 5:30 pm in the auditorium of the National Archaeological Museum of Naples.
In this work, director Aldo Di Russo and archaeologist and narrator Mario Cesarano recount the inextricably intertwined traditions, customs, and beliefs of the ancient Greeks who inhabited Campania, and their influence on our traditions today: from ragù to the ritual of Sunday lunch, from the agonizing attachment to one's mother, from the humane and equal way of speaking with saints, to the football fandom that borders on and transcends the faith of Neapolitans and Campanians.
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They escaped storms and shipwrecks, pirate attacks, the dangers of the landscape which in their stories turned into real monsters, from the Cyclopes to Scylla and Charybdis and the Sirens.
Produced in collaboration with the MANN and the Campi Flegrei Archaeological Park, the story unfolds through the halls of the National Archaeological Museum of Naples; it relies on the works and artifacts it houses, becomes music and song in the basement of the Pozzuoli Amphitheater, and blends into the light and shadows of the Piscina Mirabilis in Miseno.
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