Cinemas and theaters, artists and workers launch petition asking not to close them down

A group of artists and show business workers (including Cristina Comencini, Angela Finocchiaro, Dori Ghezzi, Aldo Giovanni e Giacomo, Claudio Bisio, Neri Marcorè, Silvio Soldini and many others) have launched a petition on change.org addressed to Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte and Minister of Cultural Heritage Dario Franceschini to ask them not to close cinemas and theaters: the new dpcm approved today, in fact, established the closure of all theaters until November 24. Below is the text of the petition (which can be signed by going to change.org).

"President of the Council of Ministers Prof. Giuseppe Conte,
Honorable Dario Franceschini Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism,

We are a group of workers in the performing arts and culture, and in a loud voice we demand that cinemas and theaters, principals, in which all sanitary and hygienic safety standards are guaranteed, from seat tracking to sanitization, temperature control and the use of mandatory masks, should not be closed.
We pose these conditions beyond all the evaluations and implications that this additional lockout entails for the entire sector and for the meaning and value that culture must have in our country."

Cristiana Mainardi
Lionello Cerri
Sergio Oliva
Marco Cohen
Fabrizio Donvito
Benedict Habib
Gabriele Salvatores
Patrizia Wachter
Valentina Tua
Delia Parodo
Lorena Borghi
Cristina Comencini
Angela Finocchiaro
Anna Guri
Riccardo Rocco
Silvio Soldini
Claudio Bisio
Neri MarcorÄ—
Minnie Ferrara
Dori Ghezzi
Francesca Comencini
Chiara Lenzi
Marco Paolini
Michela Signori
Piera Detassis
Michela Cescon
Aldo Baglio
Giacomo Poretti
Giovanni Storti
Davide Ferrario
Gianni Canova

Cinemas and theaters, artists and workers launch petition asking not to close them down

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