Description: Set in late 1960s Italy under fascist anti-abortion laws, Clandestine follows a young immigrant student in Milan whose illegal abortion becomes a turning point in her life. Her journey unfolds intertwining with the stories of feminist pioneers like Carla Lonzi and Emma Bonino. This narrative alternates between intimate first-person reflections and meticulously researched historical accounts, capturing the rise, struggles, and setbacks of feminist movements. A tribute to women’s resilience and a stark warning against forgetting the battles for freedom and equality.
Genre: Series
Date Created: N/A
Location: Italy
Producer: Stella Savino
Writer: Marta Stella
Email: info@miafilm.it
Clandestine – Il Racconto Delle Donne: A Bold Exploration of Feminist Struggles in 1960s Italy
Set against the backdrop of late 1960s Italy, “Clandestine – Il Racconto Delle Donne” portrays a riveting story of personal and societal upheaval under oppressive anti-abortion laws. Following the life-altering experience of a young immigrant student in Milan, the series not only highlights her individual battle for autonomy but also weaves in the threads of collective resistance inspired by prominent feminist figures such as Carla Lonzi and Emma Bonino. This juxtaposition of intimate reflections and historical context enriches the narrative, making it significant for today’s audience.
Written by the talented Marta Stella and produced by Stella Savino, this series stands out for its vibrant portrayal of resilience in the face of adversity. It challenges viewers to remember the arduous journeys toward freedom and equality that women fought for, creating a narrative that is not only engaging but also deeply relevant. With a blend of personal stories and critical historical insights, “Clandestine” serves as both a homage to pioneering women and a reminder of the ongoing struggle for women’s rights.
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