Andrea Segre

A study of the friendship between a Chinese woman and a fisherman who came to Italy from Yugoslavia many years ago, who live in a small city-island in the Veneto lagoon. (imdb)

Dani was born in Togo, and arrived in Italy fleeing the war in Libya. He lives in a temporary guesthouse at Pergine, a village in the mountains of Trentino, at the foot of the valley Mocheni. He has a one year old daughter, who, however, can not raise. The meeting with Michael, a child who is trying to overcome the death of his father, will change him fundamentally.

Corrado, a policeman for the European task force in charge of immigration control, is on a field assignment in Libya. During a night patrol in the desert, he meets Swada, a young Somaliwoman who left her war-ravaged country. (imdb)

After the II World War Italy came out of poverty thanks to industrial development, which gave to the country both new dreams and wounds. Today, Italy is experiencing a profound economic crisis; what remains of that story? To understand it, Andrea Segre entered the heart of Marghera, the Venice's industrial area, one of the largest and most decadent in the country, a space of great aesthetic appeal suspended between land and lagoon, where progress has often 'offended' nature. (imdb)

The popular Italian cuisine, which is loved and imitated around the world, is dying. But many are those who are trying to save it. The film is a collection of encounters between Daniele De Michele and eight different individuals from every corner of Italy, men and women of all ages, who in their everyday work represent the synthesis of the infinite resistance and reluctance to the domination of the same gastronomical and cultural model that is being installed all over the world (filmitalia.org).

Stuck in his hometown, Venice, during the pandemic, director Andrea Segre turns the camera on the frozen city, while reminiscing about his father, a scientist and chemist, and the past. (imdb)

The camera followed three women. Three journeys that led them to cross the Sahara desert, Libya and arrive on Italian shores. And it is through their eyes that we want to tell the story of the epic "from below" of immigrants in Italy.