The documentary tells the harrowing and little-known story of the Polish poet Zuzanna Ginczanka as it unfolds against the turbulent events that marked the first half of the twentieth century. A precocious talent, a shining light of Warsaw's literary circles in the 1930s, and a victim of the Nazi atrocities, Zuzanna Ginczanka is today a cult figure in contemporary Polish culture. Using original and never-before published material, the documentary tells the story of the young poet of Jewish origins as it unfolds against the background of the events that marked the first half of the twentieth century.

La poesia spezzata - Zuzanna Ginczanka 1917-1944

The voices of the eyewitnesses reconstruct the massacre at the National Bank of Agriculture in Milan on 12 December 1969. The documentary aims to shed new light on the massacre carried out in Piazza Fontana, the failed explosion in Milan at the Banca Commerciale Italiana in Piazza della Scala, and the simultaneous explosion of three bombs that took place on the same day in Rome. These five attacks, that in 60 minutes hit the two major cities of Italy, inaugurated the long season of "strategy of tension" in Italy, forever marking the history of our country.