In periods of low empire is just good for the soul be carried away by stories of men and women for whom the search for truth continues to be a moral imperative. One rainy afternoon of August until the last cartoon I enjoyed the graphic novel " Ilaria Alpi, the price of truth " publisher Becco Giallo, which was adapted into a film by Giovanna Mezzogiorno.
Carry a passage from the introduction of the beautiful journalist Giovanna Botteri: "So many things have changed: the television, the image of giornaliste, il mondo dei media, e tu sei rimasta un riferimento importante per chi crede ancora nell’informazione come ricerca ella verità, come reportage per spiegare e far capire altri mondi, altre cultura, come missione, studio, lavoro, impegno, passione. Lontani dai tacchi a spillo, dall’ossessione dell’apparire, dai salotti di potere.
Come non pensarti , in Somalia come a Saxa, in Marocco o a Sacrofano, sempre acqua e sapone, le scarpe basse, i pantaloni comodi con le tasche piene di note e indirizzi (…) Ho visto una foto della Fallaci da giovane, in Africa. Seduta a terra, con una camicia larga strapazzata, e i capelli raccolti in due trecce, Era uguale a te. Ma nessuno voleva ammetterlo, come if it were a curse, not knowing that she was a bit 'our myth, a boy, when - the only woman - followed the wars and conflicts, he would spit on his helmet and helicopters. There was only you (...) You followed your dreams, and not betray yourself. "
M.Rizzo-F.Ripoli, Ilaria Alpi The price of truth , Becco Giallo (historical series Chronicle) 2010
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