Sangue e cemento

Sangue e cemento delves into the causes and responsibilities behind the 2009 L'Aquila earthquake, which resulted in 299 fatalities. Through interviews with experts such as seismologists and construction technicians, the documentary reveals how poor building practices and regulatory failures exacerbated the disaster. It critiques the prioritization of speculation over citizen safety, making it a poignant exploration of accountability in urban development.

This film is part of a broader effort by Gruppo Zero, a collective committed to producing investigative documentaries. Their work aims to provide accurate information free from manipulation. The documentary is available on DVD, making it accessible for collectors who focus on impactful narratives and critical examinations of societal failures.