Cutro, Calabria, Italia

This documentary recounts the events of February 26, 2023, when a wooden gulet sank near Steccato di Cutro. The boat, which departed from Izmir, Turkey, carried over 180 individuals from various countries, including Afghanistan, Pakistan, Syria, Turkey, Somalia, and Iraq. The tragedy resulted in the loss of 94 lives, including 34 minors, highlighting the dire situations many face in their home countries.

Through interviews and personal stories, Cutro, Calabria, Italia sheds light on the victims and survivors of this shipwreck. The film delves into the reasons behind their migration, including armed conflict, persecution, poverty, and climate change. It aims to humanize the statistics and reflect on the dignity and aspirations of those who seek a better life.

Produced by Calabria Film Commission and Alfa Multimedia, this documentary serves as an important exploration of contemporary migration issues. It presents a poignant narrative that resonates with audiences interested in social justice and human rights.