Save the Children - Impossibile 2022

Client

Save The Children

What

Impossible 2022, a Charity Event in Rome, to promote a space for discussion on the rights of girls, boys and adolescents, with the aim of sharing concrete proposals and interventions to overcome the inequalities that the pandemic has generated or aggravated. 4 days entirely dedicated to the event, in which experts, young people, representatives of institutions, the world of culture and academia, third sector organizations and people who work in the field on a daily basis will be involved.

Where

Roman Aquarium, Rome (Italy), May 19, 2022

Building the future of girls, boys and adolescents. Now.

Filmmaster supported Save The Children, the organization that has been fighting for over 100 years to save girls and boys at risk and guarantee them a future, in the organization and production of the "Impossible 2022" event.
the opening of the event took place at the Roman Aquarium where there were talks and testimonies, supported by video content, on the challenges of childhood and adolescence in Italy and around the world. The session, which also saw the introductory speech by Ministers Andrea Orlando, Fabiana Dadone, Enrico Giovannini and a video message by Paolo Gentiloni, European Commissioner for Economic Affairs, was opened by Claudio Tesauro, president of Save the Children, and it then hosted testimonies from managers and young people who met Save the Children in a difficult moment in their lives.

Charity Dinner

"A night for the impossibile"

The first evening of the event ended with a charity dinner at the Roman Aquarium with Cesare Bocci as master of ceremony. The evening, also an opportunity to celebrate the 103rd birthday of Save The Children, saw alternating live music, content and performances by talent who, with their own artistic language, brought key themes for the organization to the stage: conflicts, with journalist and writer Francesca Mannocchi and the photojournalist Alessio Romenzi, migrations, with the actress Vittoria Puccini and the testimony of the very young Hanna Imordi, "Poverty", told by the actor Francesco Montanari. In closing, Noemi's performance.