Class Register. First Book 1900-1960

This documentary delves into school registers, examining how they record students' absences and grades. It reveals the disparities among students in terms of opportunities and experiences. Through personal stories from teachers, children, and parents, the film offers insights into the challenges and expectations faced within the educational system.

The narrative reconstructs the progression of schooling in Italy from 1900 to 1960, showcasing the evolution of educational practices and societal attitudes toward education. The film captures both the triumphs and disappointments experienced by families, providing a comprehensive look at the historical context of schooling during this time. It serves as a valuable resource for those interested in education history and documentary filmmaking.