Tonino

The film focuses on the life and death of Antonio Esposito Ferraioli, a chef and trade unionist who was killed in 1978 for standing up against corruption. At just 27 years old, he was shot outside his future wife's home for refusing to compromise his principles at work. The story unfolds in Pagani, Salerno, highlighting themes of illegality and the impact of the Camorra on society.

Tonino serves as a poignant reminder of the dangers faced by those who challenge organized crime. The narrative is framed around the events of that fateful day, starting and ending at the murder scene. With a runtime of just 16 minutes, this short film encapsulates a significant historical context while addressing broader issues of crime and victimhood in Italy.