Moka noir – A Omegna non si beve più caffè

Moka noir: No More Coffee in Omegna

Switzerland, October 2019
FILM, Documentary, 93 min.

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directed by
Erik Bernasconi
Written by
Matteo Severgnini, Erik Bernasconi
Status
In distribution

In the Italian town Omegna an unusual industrial center was born in the twentieth century: the so-called “houseware district”. The sister companies like Bialetti, Alessi and Piazza exploited the post-war economic boom and became known worldwide. Following economic crises, generational changes, globalisation, relocations, and the workers’ struggles, the golden years ended drastically leaving an
immense void not only in the abandoned establishments but also in the hearts of the local population.

Attorno alla cittadina piemontese di Omegna, nacque nel Novecento un polo industriale anomalo, che costituì quello che si chiamava “distretto del casalingo”. Le grandi imprese Sorelle Bialetti, Alessi, Lagostina, Girmi, Piazza, Calderoni, attraverso innovazioni e i nuovi canali pubblicitari sfruttarono il boom economico del dopoguerra facendosi conoscere in tutto il mondo. Nacque quindi il marchio: made in Italy. Con la crisi del 1979, i passaggi generazionali, le delocalizzazioni e le lotte operaie, gli anni d’oro si conclusero drasticamente lasciando immensi vuoti negli stabilimenti e nei cuori della popolazione locale.

credits

World Premiere
October 2019
Original Version
Italian (english subtitles),  b/w, DCP, 93 min.
ISAN
0000-0004-54AF-0000-H-0000-0000-N
Production
ventura film sa, RSI Radiotelevisione svizzera, SRG SSR
Producer
Elda Guidinetti, Andres Pfaeffli, Silvana Bezzola Rigolini
directed by
Erik Bernasconi
Written by
Matteo Severgnini, Erik Bernasconi
Cinemato­graphy
Ariel Salati
Editing
Samir Samperisi
Location Sound Mix
Edgar Iacolenna
Sound Editing
Riccardo Studer
Re-Recording Mix
Guido Keller
Music
Zeno Gabaglio

World Sales / World Rights

World Rights
ventura film sa

Worldwide Distribution

Switzerland
MFD Morandini Film Distribution Distribution
Release date: 29.09.2021

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