Pietro Perotti documented workers' protests at Fiat Mirafiori from 1969 to 1974, creating stickers, posters, and street theatre to communicate their messages.
Synopsis
Pietro Perotti documented workers' protests at Fiat Mirafiori from 1969 to 1974, creating stickers, posters, and street theatre to communicate their messages.
Synopsis
Pietro Perotti worked at Fiat Mirafiori from 1969 to 1985, where he played a key role in the factory's workers’ protests. He managed communications, created stickers and wall posters, and transformed protest marches into street theatre. Using his movie camera, Perotti documented the protests and daily life at Mirafiori until 1974. The film features this unpublished footage, providing insight into the experiences of workers at what was once Europe’s largest metalworking factory.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See Pietro Perotti's unique protest art at Fiat Mirafiori.
- Find out how factory workers organized protests in the 1970s.
- Meet the workers behind Europe's largest metalworking factory.
Did You Know
- Pietro Perotti worked at Fiat Mirafiori from 1969 to 1985.
- Perotti created protest art, including wall posters and papier-mâché figures.
- The film features unpublished footage from Perotti's camera until 1974.
- Fiat Mirafiori was once the largest metalworking factory in Europe.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who was Pietro Perotti?
Pietro Perotti was a factory worker at Fiat Mirafiori from 1969 to 1985 who participated in workers' protests.
What did Pietro Perotti do during the protests?
He oversaw communications inside the factory, created stickers, wall posters, and turned protest marches into street theatre.
What years did Pietro Perotti document the protests at Mirafiori?
He documented the situations and workers' protests at Mirafiori until 1974.
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