There is a fil rouge linking Michelangelo Antonioni, Ferrara, and Argentina: the script of Antonioni's Blowup – one of the most famous films by the director from Ferrara – was inspired by the short story "Las babas del diablo" (The Devil's Drool) by Argentinian writer Julio Cortázar.
And it is just from the Julio Cortàzar theatre in Pontelagoscuro - Ferrara that a project dedicated to the great director was launched: Michelangelo Antonioni: the revolution of the view starts from Ferrara ("Michelangelo Antonioni, la rivoluzione dello sguardo parte da Ferrara". The theatre is Teatro Nucleo’s home, founded by Argentinian Horacio Czertok and Cora Herrendorf (recently passed away).

After an in-depth webinar on the themes addressed by the director in his films – broadcasted in Argentina last June and curated by professors from the University of Ferrara –, from September 12 to 14 Natasha Czertok (Teatro Nucleo) and Tommaso Gradi (Regione Emilia-Romagna) will hold seminars on art, psychology, and sociology at the Facultad de Humanidades, Ciencias Sociales y de la Salud (Universidad Nacional de Santiago del Estero): The Antonioni view between art, introspection and urban environment.

On September 17, they will introduce the project at Micro Teatro Pergamino (Pergamino - Buenos Aires)

From September 18 to 21, Natasha Czertok (Teatro Nucleo) will hold the theatre and video performance workshop "Paisajes con figuras" (Landscapes with figures), focused on Antonioni’s images and themes, with the collaboration of Grupo de Teatro Callejero La Runfla and the videomaker Sebastian Pessacq (at Parque Avellaneda, Buenos Aires)