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Register Login. Film lists. Sorry, no results were found. Show all. In order to create a list, please log in or register in case you do not have an account yet. Add to my list Preview. Subscription from EUR 7. After 40 years Alain Tanner again travels to the port of Genoa, where he worked for a shipping company as a year-old.
On the back of his own memories he depicts the rough world of the dockworkers, another of those trades that has undergone fundamental changes as a result of recessions, modernisation and liberalisation. The city is still as beautiful and alien and somewhat sad as before. But the port is dying, like so many other major ports. In Genoa, as elsewhere in Italy, the economic, social and political climate is highly explosive. But you also feel that things are in flow and the country is on the verge of some far-reaching changes.
In this film I wanted to explore my own memories of Genoa, uncover its present and guess at its future. Genoa, this beautiful, this sad, this alien town has become for me a metaphor for society in change. Video Quality. Available in. Alain Tanner Show all. When, in , a portion of Punjab province was assigned to the newly created Pakistani State, Albert Mayer began planning a new capital for the portion which remained in the possession of India.
