Maria Grazia Trivigno
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Maria Grazia is a 35-year-old woman who has called Milan home for the past 16 years. After graduating from Bocconi University and passing a competitive exam, she now works as a notary.
Lucanians around the world, from generation to generation, tell their own story and their own way of experiencing Lucanness.
Maria Grazia is a 35-year-old woman who has called Milan home for the past 16 years. After graduating from Bocconi University and passing a competitive exam, she now works as a notary.
For Rita Matera is home. Although she was not born there, it is in fact where her most beautiful memories originate.
The tale of a man who found his identity through his foreign experiences: an invitation to travel, embrace new cultures, and appreciate one’s roots
A heartfelt exploration of nostalgia and Lucanian identity
Emanuele Andrisani, originally from Matera, has been living in London for 18 years and works as a lead concierge at a luxury hotel. He shares his journey, from the temporary move to his connections with his hometown, the challenges and changes he has experienced, and his optimistic vision for the future of Matera.
Enzo didn’t leave to search for something, but because he found it. He found it by chance, one evening forty years ago, while strolling through the streets of San Mauro. Her name is Maria.
An example of how integration and respect for different cultures can create a better future for everyone.
It’s October 21st, 1959, when Franco leaves Matera. “Leaving, I had the feeling of leaving my childhood behind, but also hunger.”
From the tranquility of Bernalda to the frenzy of New York: Giovanni and Vera’s Adventure between dreams and reality.
A deep and reflective look at the bond with one’s homeland.
