‘Dia 1991-Speak a little. To appear ever ‘, in Rome the premiere of the film

Giovanni Falcone and his intuition to create an anti-mafia investigation department, through the eyes of his friend and right-hand man Giuseppe Ayala. And the men and women of the Dia with their emotions. They are the protagonists of the film ‘Dia 1991-Talking little. Apparire mai ‘, written by Diana Ligorio, directed by Leonardo Dalessandri and produced by Rai Cinema and 42nd parallel. On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the Anti-Mafia Investigation Department, which was born only after the Capaci massacre, the film was screened tonight at the Cinema Teatro Moderno in Rome, in the presence of authorities and representatives of the institutions. ” It is not a fiction and it is not a documentary – explained the author in the room before the screening – but it wants to be a new product, nothing celebratory or rhetorical. It traces the fight against the mafias in the 30 years of Dia and the story of the investigators who worked in the shadows making themselves invisible like the fugitives they captured. It tells the men and not the leaders. In the film there is that hidden, invisible state, which works without being talked about. This is why there are few sirens in the film, there is little noise ”. In the film, the magistrate Ayala tells Falcone and the investigators, who in reality participated in the capture of famous fugitives, made unrecognizable for safety reasons, retrace the hard work, which led them away from their families to fight day after day to reach the target. From the capture of Leoluca Bagarella, to the Olimpia investigation into the ‘Ndrangheta, up to the arrest of Francesco Schiavone’ Sandokan ‘. only to the magistrates but also to the judicial police, the results that were extraordinary, that are there for all to see and that in the past were unthinkable – said Ayala after the screening of the film – And unfortunately he paid with his life, in that logic aberrant of these criminals that is the price to pay ”. On the appreciation for her performance in the film, Ayala said: “ Someone told me ‘you have the wrong job’ but I was a prosecutor and there it was necessary to have ease of speech, it was not by chance that I was chosen, despite being the latest arrival, to represent the accusation at the maxi trial but not only. We always took the result home, this is true. ” The value of this film is to restore confidence to the Italians. ” On the emotion she felt when reviewing the images of the Capaci massacre, Ayala concluded: “ It is a wound that does not heal, 30 years have passed but the wound remains ” ‘. Also present at the screening of the film was Maria Falcone, who, speaking of her brother, underlined: ” Giovanni has given so much to all of us Italians and to Italian justice ”.