FLAGSHIP PROGRAMMES
National Network
Italy
Address
Via Quattrocaselli sncCountry
City
PisticciProvince
MateraMobile Phone
+393771967227Telephone
3771967227Telephone (other)
+393463665156E-Mail (2)
centrotilt@gmail.comWebsite
Click HereYear of Establishment
1999Contact Person1
Rocco CalandrielloJob Title 1
project managerContact Person 2
giuseppe corradoJob Title 2
directorOrganisation Type
Non-Governmental OrganizationFields of Activity
International/Cultural relationsGeneral Information
Structure and Staff: Organized by the cultural association Allelammie , the festival is led by a high-profile artistic direction including johm Turturro and Mohsen Makhmalbaf The team includes experts in PR, communication (e.g., Filippo Solibello from Rai Radio 2), and specialized staff for inclusive services.
Budgetary Resources: The specific annual budget is 200,000 euro above. Yhe festival generates a significant economic impact, with local business spending estimated at a 1:10 ratio relative to the festival’s budget.
Modalities of Action: Activities include international competitive sections, masterclasses, workshops, cine-walks (Cinepasseggiate), film literacy programs for schools, and a permanent laboratory (Cineparco TILT) for audiovisual production.
Main Partners: Key partners include the Lucana Film Commission, the Italian Union of the Blind and Visually Impaired, international film schools (e.g., FAMU Prague), and prestigious institutions like the National Museum of Cinema in Turin.
Mission and Objectives
Allelammie has been a cultural and cinematic hub in Southern Italy for 29 years, fostering creativity, education, and artistic innovation. Its mission is to connect schools, institutions, artists, and the public, using cinema as a tool for learning, social inclusion, and cultural exchange.
The organization offers educational programs in audiovisual literacy, workshops, and film schools for all ages, while promoting international collaborations with filmmakers and artists. It organizes festivals, produces films and web series, and develops projects that combine cinema, visual arts, theater, and performance.
Allelammie champions accessibility and inclusion, creating initiatives for visually impaired audiences and underserved communities. Through cultural networking, territorial promotion, and interdisciplinary projects, it supports artistic innovation and fosters connections locally, nationally, and globally, establishing Southern Italy as a vibrant center for cinema and creative culture.
Main Projects / Activities
Main Projects & Activities
Lucania Film Festival (1999–2025)
26 editions of an international film festival.
Collaboration with filmmakers like John Turturro and Mohsen Makhmalbaf.
Includes intergenerational and inclusive programming.
Matera Film School (2016–2026)
Training in audiovisual and cinematic arts for youth and adults.
Workshops, digital storytelling, and practical film production.
Inclusive Cinema Projects
Cinema ad Alta Voce (Naples) – festival for blind and visually impaired audiences.
Lettura Alta Voce (Basilicata) – high-quality audio literature programs.
International Festivals & Collaborations
India Film Festival, Biografilm, Sundance, Innsbruck Festival.
Partnerships with European and international cultural institutions.
Educational & Community Outreach
School labs, youth mobility projects, prison workshops, intercultural programs.
Promotion of audiovisual literacy and environmental/social awareness.
Artistic Residencies & Interdisciplinary Projects
Land art, visual arts, performance installations, and cinema location mapping.
Projects connecting cinema, theater, dance, and contemporary arts.
Territorial Promotion & Cultural Networking
Marketing Basilicata through cinema and art.
Collaboration with regional, national, and European cultural networks.
How can you contribute to the Network in your country?
Contribution to the Network in Our Country
Allelammie can bring expertise, resources, and proven models for inclusive cinema and accessible cultural programs to the national network:
Inclusive Film Festivals
Sharing the methodology of Cinema ad Alta Voce (Naples) to create accessible screenings for blind and visually impaired audiences.
Advising on subtitling, audio description, and accessibility standards for film events.
Accessible Literary & Audiovisual Content
Expanding Lettura Alta Voce (Basilicata) practices to other regions, offering high-quality audio literature and educational programs.
Training local educators, librarians, and cultural operators to implement accessible storytelling initiatives.
Capacity Building & Community Engagement
Organizing workshops, professional exchanges, and training sessions to foster inclusive practices in cinema, theater, and literature.
Promoting social inclusion through cultural activities targeting underserved communities, youth, and people with disabilities.
Replication & Innovation
Adapting successful pilot projects nationally, creating new collaborations with schools, local festivals, and cultural institutions.
Why do you want to join the ALF Network?
Allelammie aims to join the Anna Lindh Foundation (ALF) Network to foster cross-cultural collaboration, share expertise, and promote inclusive cinema and cultural accessibility across the Mediterranean region. With decades of experience in film education, festivals, and accessibility projects—like Cinema ad Alta Voce (Naples) and Lettura Alta Voce (Basilicata)—we can contribute practical models for engaging underserved audiences.
Participation in the ALF Network will allow us to exchange knowledge with other cultural organizations, co-create innovative projects, and expand opportunities for inclusive, socially responsible, and intercultural artistic experiences across our country and beyond.