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00:02I'm with Giovanni Grasso who is the last, not certainly in order of importance,
00:07of the great host of the second edition of Book Week.
00:10He is here to present his film Finchè durerà la Terra,
00:14a psychological thriller that, we can say,
00:16that, we can say, is a bit of the fear of all of us and our need to believe in
00:19something.
00:20Is it correct?
00:20Yes, it is a journey, as I call it, tragic,
00:24and in one of these communities that are in Italy,
00:29a bit like funghi,
00:30there are two people improbably
00:32who affirm to receive messages from the Madonna every week.
00:39This investigator is a bit improbable,
00:42an ex-seminarist,
00:44a result,
00:45who is in some way obliged to enter this community,
00:50to conquer people,
00:53to capture confidence
00:55to discover the truth.
00:58It is, in reality,
00:59also a viaggio all'interno of their own consciousness
01:02on this need that the man has to believe
01:04to have signs,
01:07to have concrete aspects of their own faith,
01:10but also the risks that there are
01:12of the manipulation,
01:13of the power,
01:16of the economy,
01:16because when these apparitions happen,
01:19in the territory,
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01:42it is,
01:42the contemporary,
01:45it is,
01:45the traditional,
01:46the earth,
01:46the chieses traditionalists
01:48are being svuotounced
01:48but there is this need to be
01:50to trust,
01:51to believe,
01:53and often,
01:54end in the hands of Maghi,
01:57Indovini,
01:58Ciarlatani,
01:59Guaritans,
02:00also,
02:01Veggenti,
02:02Santoni.
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