The animated short film Rukeli, directed by Alessandro Rak, will be screened as part of the Lunigiana Cinema Festival, a film event dedicated to promoting reflection on human rights, environmental sustainability, and the protection of local territories.

The screening is scheduled for Sunday, June 28 at 9:15 PM in the Garden of the Museum of the Augustinians in Fivizzano (Massa-Carrara, Tuscany), one of the most anticipated events of the festival, which each year brings to Lunigiana works that successfully combine artistic quality with social engagement.

Through the poetic and visionary language of animation, Rukeli tells a story of memory, identity, and resilience, offering audiences an opportunity to reflect on universal themes that continue to resonate in today’s world.

The film’s participation in the festival represents an important opportunity to connect with audiences and engage in dialogue within a cultural context that is particularly attentive to social and environmental issues—values that have always been at the heart of Antropica’s creative and production vision.

The appointment is therefore set for Sunday, June 28 at 9:15 PM in Fivizzano, in the evocative setting of the Garden of the Museum of the Augustinians, for an evening of cinema dedicated to stories that inspire, move, and encourage contemporary cultural debate.