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OIL (part I) by Massimiliano Mazzotta

Director: Massimiliano Mazzotta Assist. Director: Monica Assari Director of Photography: Francesco and Massimiliano Mazzotta Editor: Massimiliano Mazzotta Camera: Francesco and Massimiliano Mazzotta, Massimiliano Sulis Music: fotokrafie, JeD, Johnny Melfi, Riccardo Albuzzi, and Unspoken Voice: Mauro Negri Sound Effects: fotokrafie.com Sarroch (Cagliari) (August/November 2007, March/July 2008) Featuring: the citizens of Sarroch, representatives of various institutions, directors of the SARAS group, Renato Soru, Massimo e Gianmarco Moratti Production: Massimiliano Mazzotta Length: DV_77min While travelling, on holiday, many people happen to pass by places like Sarroch and quickly hold their noses. Some people may ponder on the idea of stopping by there for a short time. Getting to know women, men, youngsters, kids, pensioners. Entering into their workplaces and staying at their homes. Listening to the inhabitants of this place, their work and life experiences. What's it like to live and work here? Living next to an industry with a strong environmental impact, which doesn't need a great number of employees (excluding maintenance work that is concentrated in certain periods of the year). Breathing what comes out of the constant flames and chimneys for 365 days -- Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen Oxide, Sulphur Dioxide, Hydrogen Sulphide -- emissions which have been monitored for a few years now by stations with different managers: the industry, the Municipality and ARPA, which is currently inactive as it is passing into new management at the Cagliari Provincial Office. Since the year 2000, waste products from refineries are considered "assimilated" sources for renewable energy sources (92/CIP 6). The employees of the SARAS and POLIMERI EUROPA groups receive adequate training on the subject of security and safety in the workplace and there's an efficient emergency escape plan. External employees who are newly employed have two hours training directly in the workplace, depending on the task they must carry out. For the people of Sarroch there is no safety plan with courses and evacuation drills. In the past few years there has been a reversal of tendencies, with a return to agriculture (greenhouse farming) and the desire to re-launch the tourist industry, both of these being activities that have seen a rapid decline because of a total lack of guarantee on the quality of products. The people of Sarroch don't ask that the refinery be closed, but ask that the health of the people inside and outside of the refinery be defended.