An event to create new perspectives of productions and collaborations and to “Make Network”: to confront each other, to meet, to share ideas and experiences.
Particular attention will be given to those works that can stimulate reflection on social issues such as inclusion, equal rights, the elimination of gender differences and economic inequalities, the overcoming of sexual and religious discrimination.

The Festival is aimed at directors who intend to present their works as their own personal vision of the world. An international festival of women’s documentaries to attract many film lovers, especially of the documentary genre, as well as lovers of art and beauty in general.

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The international festival of documentaries by women filmakers DocuDonna, strongly desired by its founder, Cristina Berlini, is organized by the cultural association Gremigna based in Tuscany, in Massa Marittima in the province of Grosseto in collaboration with the City of Massa Marittima.

Artistic director: Cristina Berlini

Filmmaker, with a great interest in social and anthropological issues. Neapolitan by birth, she arrived in Tuscany after having lived for more than ten years in Amsterdam. For about twelve years she has returned to Italy, collaborating on various artistic and documentary projects. She has participated with her works in national and international festivals. She is the creator and artistic director of the DocuDonna festival dedicated to the promotion and enhancement of the documentary made by women filmmakers in order to promote their diverse film production and create a moment of reflection on the colorful inner look of women.

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The Palazzo dell’Abbondanza is the building in the historic center recovered by the City of Massa and became the site of the most important exhibitions and conferences in the city.
It is a structure built in the fourteenth century, as an elevation of the underlying Source of ‘Abundance, famous for the thirteenth-century tree of Fecundity, frescoed on one of the two tanks.
The intervention was particularly complex also for the delicate position of the building; in the realization of the work, the designers managed to merge the various “identities” designed for the Palace: that of a technologically advanced multipurpose space and that of a modern complex, stylistically accurate, well blended with the historical-architectural context from which it is surrounded.

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