Nico Acampora, founder of PizzAut, also collects the award and meets the guys.
Behind the scenes of the Award: phenomenology of the "dreamers" Social plagues emerge from the fairy tales under scrutiny: bullying, violence against women, landings and migrants
Behind us are five intense days of meetings, workshops, autographs, selfies and moments of aggregation and growth. On the horizon is the last day, tomorrow, Saturday 2 September, of the Fabula Award, the 13th edition of the cultural initiative scheduled in Bellizzi.
For the closing, the “Superheroes” (this year’s theme) arrive: Giancarlo Giannini, one of the most famous actors in Italian cinema, voice actor and director, and Giampaolo Morelli, the legendary Inspector Coliandro, the cult series by the Manetti Bros. The big names will tell their stories twice. On stage, at 20.30:1 pm, in Piazza del Popolo, in front of an always packed audience, Giannini and Morelli will chat with the journalist of Italia 2023 Gaetano Pecoraro, and then receive the Fabula XNUMX Award.
In the late afternoon (from 18.30:17 pm) the two guests will meet the kids in Arena Troisi. But they will not be the only protagonists of the last day of Fabula. Also eagerly awaited (also in Arena at 18 pm) is Nico Acampora, founder of PizzAut – Nutriamo l'inclusione, the first Italian pizzeria run by autistic kids in Cassina de' Pecchi (in the Milanese hinterland). The section opens with an appointment (at XNUMX pm) with Alfonso Bufano and his son Amedeo, a young disabled person and author of “La foresta incantata”. (Moderator: journalist Concita De Luca).
DREAMERS PHENOMENOLOGY Yesterday a standing ovation from the stadium first for Salernitana coach Paulo Sousa and then for Alfa.
“It's not true that we have to decide everything right away: I was just starting college and then music came into play. If you have a dream, try for a long time,” said the young Genoese artist on stage who dreams of a featuring of his choice between “Cremonini, Jovanotti and Ferro”.
Tomorrow is the last day to meet those who have a great story to tell, to get involved and questioned, to dream together of a better world. The same aspiration that emerges from the fairy tales being examined (tomorrow also the election of the most beautiful of the 2023 edition).
In the over 500 stories received, between creativity and imagination, the social plagues of the time emerge: bullying, violence against women, the phenomenon of landings and migrants.
Fabula, the cultural initiative born in 2010 from an idea by Andrea Volpe, is created with the patronage of the Campania Paralympic Committee and the Municipality of Bellizzi.
All the info on the website www.premiofabula.it
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