
La Santa,viaggio Nell'andrangheta Sconosciuta Libro + Dvd
by:
OLIVA Ruben H. - FIERRO Enrico -
Language: Italian
Format: Hardcover
ISBN 10: 8817017841
ISBN 13: 9788817017848
Publication date:
January 1st, 2007
Publisher: Milano, Rizzoli
Pages: 136
Genres: Mystery
Ruben H. Oliva and Enrico Fierro delve into the enigmatic world of 'ndrangheta, offering readers a unique insight that goes beyond conventional narratives. With a background in journalism and filmmaking, Oliva brings a rich perspective to his exploration of this infamous criminal organization, often shrouded in mystery and misinterpretation. Their work combines investigative storytelling with powerful visual elements, creating an engaging experience that invites readers to understand the complexities of the 'ndrangheta.
The narrative is not merely about crime; it unfolds the social, cultural, and economic layers that contribute to the existence of such an organization. Readers are drawn into the lesser-known aspects of this network, exposing the interwoven relationships and the impact on communities. The inclusion of a DVD complements the book, featuring interviews and real-life accounts that deepen the exploration and provide a multifaceted view of the subject matter.
Through their compelling approach, Oliva and Fierro challenge stereotypes and provoke thought regarding systemic issues, making this work significant not only for those interested in organized crime but also for anyone seeking to understand the broader implications of societal structures. The blend of written and visual storytelling ensures that readers come away with a profound understanding of the 'ndrangheta's hidden reality.
The narrative is not merely about crime; it unfolds the social, cultural, and economic layers that contribute to the existence of such an organization. Readers are drawn into the lesser-known aspects of this network, exposing the interwoven relationships and the impact on communities. The inclusion of a DVD complements the book, featuring interviews and real-life accounts that deepen the exploration and provide a multifaceted view of the subject matter.
Through their compelling approach, Oliva and Fierro challenge stereotypes and provoke thought regarding systemic issues, making this work significant not only for those interested in organized crime but also for anyone seeking to understand the broader implications of societal structures. The blend of written and visual storytelling ensures that readers come away with a profound understanding of the 'ndrangheta's hidden reality.