Film/Movies
15. ACQUA POTABILE PER IL 2000 / DRINKING WATER FOR 2000 (20 min) (1986)
VERSIONE ITALIANA
ENGLISH VERSION NOT AVAILABLE
| Scritto da/written by: Giorgio Lanzoni, Piero Musolesi, Lucio Morettini, Giuseppe Raffaelli |
| Diretto da/directed by: Lucio Morettini |
| Consulenza scientifica/Scientific advice: |
| Fotografia/Photography: Paolo Ricchi (Action Video – Modena) |
| Montaggio/Editing: Donato Montillo |
| EffettiGrafica/Graphics: Studio G.L.M. |
| Istituzioni/Institutions: ACOSER Bologna, Regione Emilia – Romagna |
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16mm., colore, sonoro ottico, durata 30′, versioni italiana e inglese (1986)
La crescente richiesta di acqua potabile ha provocato l’impoverimento delle falde freatiche e, molto spesso, l’abbassamento del suolo, fenomeno noto come subsidenza. Per questa ed altre ragioni è necessario far ricorso sempre in maggior misura alle acque superficiali.Il film descrive il processo di potabilizzazione in tutte le sue differenti fasi.
Notes:
16mm., color, optic audio, duration 30′, iIalian and English versions (1986)
The growing demand for drinking water has led to the depletion of groundwater and, very often, the lowering of the soil, a phenomenon known as subsidence. For this and other reasons it is necessary to increasingly use surface waters. The film describes the purification process in all its different phases.
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