A series of events, including screenings, talks, and performances, exploring the many forms of discrimination that still plague women's lives. The title S compose immediately declares the project's intention: to reverse a perspective. "Scomposta" (uncomposed) is the woman who doesn't stay in her place, who doesn't adhere to expectations. But "scomposta" is also the very image of women, fragmented over time by external gazes, power dynamics, and imposed rules.
The festival, curated and organized by the Società Umanitaria di Alghero, explores these fractures and attempts to heal them, showcasing stories that capture the complexity of the contemporary female experience. The program runs from late November to early March and touches on crucial themes: violence and harassment, workplace discrimination, stereotypes, rights, female representations, and liberation practices.
On November 26th, at 7pm , at the Cinema Miramare in Alghero, the screening of the film My Name is Nevenka by Icíar Bollaín (Spain/Italy 2024, 112')
The true story of Nevenka Fernández, a young city councilor in 1990s Spain who reported workplace harassment by her city's mayor. This incident irreversibly shaped the perception of workplace violence and power relations within institutions. This evening is in collaboration with the Alghero Women's Network, the Dafne Sardinia Network, and the Aurora Project of Sassari (admission: cinema ticket).
On November 27th at 5.30 pm in the Lo Quarter conference room: “ If you are interested in human beings, cinema is the ideal job ”, Emanuela Forgetta meets Isa Campo.
In conversation with professor Emanuela Forgetta (Suor Orsola Benincasa University, Naples), author, producer, and directing professor Isa Campo (Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona) will offer a privileged perspective on contemporary Spanish cinema (free admission).
On November 27th at the Civico Teatro Gavì Ballero, " will be presented and performed by Laura Formenti. A comedian, actress, and television writer, Laura Formenti brings her book to the stage, transforming it into a brilliant, ironic, and profoundly down-to-earth performance. This show explores humor as a tool for transformation and awareness in everyday life, from work to relationships.
