Stories, Archaeology and Narratives: Cinema and Ecological Crisis: Green Movies as an Educational and Cultural Space

Through the language of cinema, crucial themes such as energy, climate change, urbanization, and biodiversity loss become stories, visions, and metaphors that speak directly to younger generations.

In the Mediterranean context in particular—one of the regions most exposed to the effects of the climate crisis—cinema can become a space for dialogue between cultures, sensitivities, and perspectives. It can actively engage young people as protagonists of new ecological imaginaries.

Speaker:

Alfonso Amendola
Professor of Sociology of Cultural Processes