Neapolitan Diary

This documentary captures a significant moment in time, documenting a discussion that brings together youth, historians, politicos, industrialists, and environmentalists. Set against the backdrop of a film screening, it delves into the complexities of urban development and social issues in Naples.

At 89 minutes, Neapolitan Diary offers insight into the city's socio-political landscape through the lens of its residents. The film features notable figures such as Francesco Rosi, Pietro Bontempo, and Nino Vingelli, who contribute to the discourse on urban issues and the environment.

For collectors of documentary films or those interested in Italian cinema, this title presents an opportunity to explore Rosi's work and the conversations surrounding his influence on film and society in Naples.