The documentary “Nedo,” profiling Holocaust survivor Nedo Fiano, premiered at the Rome Film Festival on Saturday.
- Organizers scheduled the screening as part of the festival’s focus on historical memory.
- Fiano, who recounted his experiences in the Shoah, emphasized the relevance of his story for today’s society.
- Audience members heard Fiano stress the importance of combating hatred and preserving human rights.
- Festival director Marco Bellocchio said the film reinforces the need for education about genocide.
The screening aims to keep the survivor’s testimony alive for future generations.