What is the South for Goffredo Fofi? He always looked at her with fascinated and critical eyes. Challenging prejudice as he reinvented Totò and defended Nino D’Angelo. But it also revived the initiative, encouraging a number of individuals and groups to break with ancient traditions and observances. Here he talks about the many figures (artists, actors, writers, musicians, political and trade union activists, but also crime news headlines and always extraordinary ordinary people) whom he met, who impressed him, and who represent – if anything – the plurality of the South.
southern islands by Goffredo Fofi, Feltrinelli
