From Murgia to Bowerman, on TV 20 Women who challenge the world

(ANSA) - ROME, FEBRUARY 27 - What do the writer Michele Murgia and the anti-trafficking operator Francesca De Masi have in common? Starry Lachef Cristina Bowerman and stuntwoman Romina Bobba? Ela investigative journalist Floriana Bulfon, who recounted the black folds of the Casamonica family in Rome, and the conductor Nicoletta Conti, who made music her life? There are all Women who challenge the world, such as the title of the TV2000 documentary, written by Riccardo Brun, Paolo Rossetti and FrancescoSiciliano and produced by Panama film, broadcast from 3/3 - in the week of International Women's Day - from Tuesday to Friday at 19.30. Twenty episodes, for twenty stories, told by the protagonists themselves.
"For a TV like ours, tackling the issue of women is not only a need for topicality, but a precise responsibility - says the director of Tv2000, Vincenzo Morgante - Each of the protagonists offers a personal contribution, each in its own field, in redesigning the role feminine within society, which cannot be of secondary importance ".
Here then is the kick boxing champion Gloria Peritore, the eco-stylist Eleonora Riccio; the architect of the suburbs Guendalina Salimei, whose story was told to the cinema director Paola Cortellesi. And then again, the self-restored restorer Giovanna Parascandolo; the champion of iron arm Chiara Acciaio; AFEVA President Giuliana Busto; the rare plants finder Isabella Dalla Ragione; the teacher of cancer children Daniela Di Fiore; the violin maker Ezia DiLabio; the teacher of Italian and history in the juvenile prison ofNisida Maria Franco; the former director of the Capitoline Museums and editor of the Barracco Museum in Rome Marina Mattei; the vascular surgeon Carmen Pediliggieri; Chief Inspector Commissioner of Scampia, Veronica Quaranta; the president of Casamica onlus, Lucia Vedani. (HANDLE).