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2022 Programme

Event #21

David Grossman, Alessandro Zaccuri

A world on the move

In David Grossman’s novels, the characters are often on the move: they run away from bad news or travel in search of an explanation, take a walk around the neighborhood or go round in circles to come up with a good idea, as the writer himself confesses to do when he is struggling with a new plot. For Grossman, in dialogue with Alessandro Zaccuri, movement is not only a matter of space, but is also a challenge against time, seeking a deep relationship which never fails to engage the readers of an author appreciated all over the world. Furthermore, movement represents the belief that immobility does not prevail and that there is always a possibility for the path of hope, coexistence, and peace.


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David Grossman (Jerusalem, 1954) is one of the greatest contemporary writers. In 1988, his See Under: Love became a literary case; he is also known for his commitment to a peaceful solution of the Palestinian issue. He won the prestigious Man Booker International Prize in 2017 with A Horse Walks into a Bar. His latest books include Life Plays with Me and Every Wrinkle has a Story, all translated also into Italian.

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Alessandro Zaccuri (La Spezia, 1963) is in charge of Communication at Sacro Cuore University in Milan. He was correspondent and now collaborates with the daily newspaper Avvenire, and is the author of numerous essays and novels. His latest books include: Nel nome (NNE, 2019), La quercia di Bruegel (Aboca, 2021, Mario La Cava Prize) and Poco a me stesso (Marsilio, 2022).


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Daria Bignardi, Daria Deflorian

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Olivier Guez, Maurizio Crosetti

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Matteo Nucci

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Frida Bollani Magoni

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Alessandro Barbero

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Edoardo Albinati

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Adriana Albini

Lifestyle and training for a healthy life

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Giuseppe Piccioni

How a film is made: plots, places and characters

Event #19

Stefano Benzoni

The mental health of our children in an unpredictable world

Event #20

Maurizio Cheli

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Velasco Vitali, Roberta Scorranese

A dialogue around the Branco (Pack)

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Matteo Nucci

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Mariangela Gualtieri

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Alessandro Barbero

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Gisella Persio

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