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BIG CITY LIFE
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a short film about public art and real life
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Tor Marancia was a Roma’s forgotten suburbia district condemned to immobility until february 28. Suddenly, at the end of a warm roman february, Tor Marancia was cast into the media spotlight. Hundreds of people coming to visit the neighborhood, tv from all over the world interviewing residents, newspapers talking about resuscitation of suburbia. What’s happend?
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Nothing serious, we just painted with some artists the facades of their houses. We had a lot of fun, we made some amazing art, that’s all. Focused on Tor Marancia residents’ response to Big City Life project, this short film is about how the project is done, Francesca will drive you trough the process with Tor Marancia residents.
Visit // www.bigcitylife.it
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