AQUILEIA FILM FESTIVAL 2023: Les frères Champollion & Baia, the sunken city

 

From 03 Agosto 2023 to 03 Agosto 2023

Aquileia | Udine

Place: Aquileia Film Festival 2023

Address: Piazza Capitolo

Times: 9PM

Organizers:

  • Fondazione Aquileia con Archeologia Viva e Firenze Archeofilm
  • in collaborazione con Comune di Aquileia
  • Regione Friuli Venezia Giulia
  • Soprintendenza Archeologia Belle Arti Paesaggio del FVG
  • Fondazione So.Co.Ba.
  • PromoTurismoFvg
  • Direzione Regionale Musei FVG e Museo archeologico nazionale di Aquileia

Ticket price: Free admission, reservation required

Official site: http://www.eventbrite.it/o/fondazione-aquileia-46011520753


Free admission, reservations required: https://www.eventbrite.it/o/fondazione-aquileia-46011520753

THURSDAY 3 AUGUST 9 PM
The Champollion brothers. In the secret of hieroglyphics. Les frères Champollion. Dans le secret des hiéroglyphes
Country: France | Director: Jacques Plaisant | Duration: 52'
Year: 2022 | Production: Tournez s'il vous plait – Agnès & Christie Molia | Scientific advice: Karine Madrigal, Vincent Rondot | Italian language

Two hundred years ago, Jean-François Champollion deciphered Egyptian hieroglyphics for the first time, thus solving one of the greatest enigmas in the history of mankind. What is little known is that behind this genius there is a man in the shadows: Jacques-Joseph, the older brother of the Champollion family. The recent study of the family archives sheds new light on the intellectual adventure of deciphering.
Conversation with Fatma Naït Yghil, Director of the Bardo National Museum in Tunis. Curated by Piero Pruneti, Director of Archeologia Viva and Cristiano Tiussi, Director of the Aquileia Foundation.

Baia, the sunken city
Country: Italy | Director: Marcello Adamo | Duration: 52' | Year: 2021
Production: Marcello Adamo (Filmare Entertainment) and Gioia Avvantaggiato (GA&A Productions) | Scientific advice: Gennaro di Fraia | Italian language

A unique team of restorers in the world has the arduous task of restoring and preserving the largest submerged archaeological site on the planet a few kilometers from Naples: Baia, the city of luxury and hedonistic pleasure of the Roman nobles.

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