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In the last 12 years, the world witnessed at least 21 popular revolutions. Countries such as Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, Georgia, Iran, among others, have seen uprisings that have, in many cases, demolished authoritarian regimes that had been dragging on for decades. But what do these revolutions have in common and what makes their banners so often identical? What is the part played by international NGOs and social networks? This documentary debates these recent uprisings from the viewpoint of international geopolitics and these countries’ entrance into the western sphere of influence.
Franco Fracassi
He started his career as a journalist. He wrote books on the Black International, post-apartheid South Africa, corruption in Russia, among other topics. Since 2005, he has dedicated himself to producing documentaries. He has directed, among other films, Zero: An Investigation Into 9/11 (2008), in collaboration with two other directors, and The Summit (2011), co-directed by Massimo Lauria and shown in the Berlin Festival.
