Crossing the Line - Palermo, part I

"Crossing the Line" is a Transfer Of Innovation project under the Lifelong Learning Programme of the European Commission.
CESIE has developed this documentary about the youth's life in Palermo (Italy), their problems and the main issues they face in their daily lives.
The Dutch, Romanian and Bulgarian partner organizations of CESIE have developed contemporary the same kind of documentaries in their cities. For 2011, Palermo will host a meeting with all participants, during which will be projected the final film "Crossing the Line", produced by the various pieces of the documentaries filmed in each country.

[@user-lr6gd6of1t]

This people that love their island so much should learn to love keep their island clean.

[@salvatoremellini]

Pulita dalla politica corotta e dalla mafia , perché la gente in Sicilia vive da schiavi .

[@Rodox8589]

Si ni sbattunu a minkia

[@user-lr6gd6of1t]

Sorry I don't know what you are talking about​@@Rodox8589

[@stefanolorenzo2175]

As an old-school Sicilian, it is so sad that none of the youths speak Sicilian. Iu Sugnu Sicilianu per sempre.

[@xxxpoiled]

They speech italian Parlano italiano dumbass coglione

[@Natasha-qg3fy]

My husband grow up in Palermo, seeing more stories like this makes me realize more why he prefer to live in Germany. Nothing less he still loves his country and I learned to love it too.

[@Lugaru90]

Bin als Italiener ebenfalls froh, hier in Deutschland geboren zu sein.

[@Lugaru90]

@Gossip Heart los angeles and chicago are small cities?

[@the-seed-sower761]

Germany is brutal

[@magnuscorbin5040]

Germany is garbage as well

[@mikeyg4072]

What was the point of the story?

[@FrancescoMarchese-st7se]

😔😪😔😒😒che peccato ..... giovani in una terra cosi'` bella , ma con una visione del mondo cosi`triste.

[@innertechnology7149]

I like how the young people still respect values and care about others and their friends. Their economic plight is not their fault nor their parents. it's global system of cut throat capitalism

[@voice2319]

Beautiful stunning ladies with beautiful warming personalities& great young men with great charm ! I have many great friends from Sicily what a beautiful country

[@liamsandal6360]

It used to be. Now, the young people cannot speak Sicilian, the girls can't cook, the boys don't work, and the kids bully and beat their teachers.

[@zlobelgreen498]

God bless Palermo

[@TheLatchford]

Great video.I have traveled to Cuba Colombia Venezuela Uruguay and each time I had made my choice to eat and mix with the locals.Somtimes they are suspicious,but hay who can blame them? But when they're comfortable with they are wonderful people,just like my people back home in Liverpool England.Palermo my next call x

[@paulmcdonough1093]

I am a scouser to I worked in Palermo its fantastic nice people

[@basse9914]

@@paulmcdonough1093 What do you work there, Paul?

[@gigihentz5510]

Been there 3 years ago. The old city is interesting, yet crowded and noisy...but apart from that, the city looks dirty, streets are really bad, traffic a nightmare, parking guys asking money for free parking, trash everywhere...people are rather poor...i was dissapointed i couldn' t find any nice beach around...it is a totally different Italy

[@rostine1980]

love sicily

[@victorzahr4477]

Very beautiful girls

[@Dibipable]

😄

[@moorishsociety7339]

Moorish genetics

[@tommasosiciliano]

viva Palermo e i Palermitani!

[@ilyariga]

Belissima Jessica!

[@jimmypage201]

Palermitanai sono Amichevole.. Amo palermo di libya❤️

[@rossoblu3263]

🇱🇾❤️🇮🇲

[@eymerichinquisitore9022]

The english brothers decided in 1861 to unite the "Mediterranean boot", peoples who were totally different from each other and for the most part happy with their political and economic situation, but through corruption and violence they succeeded in the undertaking. Obviously Garibaldi and his powerful allies were brothers. An English Navy ship was stationed off the coast of Sicily ready to intervene but there was no need. Centralize, centralize under the flag with the colors of the brotherhood. 🇮🇹

[@jamesavickers5961]

Interesting but subtitles on screen where too brief I had to stop film to read them . I hope that was helpful..grazie grazie Mille ciao ciao

[@samp5764]

Wow people in Palermo they've got beautiful Arabic features.

[@thisguy976]

They're not Arabic. Some had saracen influence in dna but minimal, mainly Latin and Hispanic.

[@thisguy976]

Some Greek too.

[@bobbyflips4555]

@@thisguy976 they have Arab genes like Greek genes more specifically Arabic for Palermo because that’s where the arabs stayed the Greeks were in the east more

[@bobbyflips4555]

@@thisguy976 we aren’t Greek or Arab or Italians we are Sicilians we have our own history and culture and the language is one of the oldest North and south are completely different. Palermo has more Arabic features accept it or not it’s the truth the arabs have influenced the Greeks as well the Greeks look Arab because there was a time the Arabs ruled there people once too. But at the end of the day today Arabs are Arabs Greeks are Greeks and Sicilians are Sicilians

[@sicilianupazzu5374]

@@thisguy976 You're misinformed we Sicilians are of Greco Roman and Phoenician ancestry.

[@4k1inr1ra5]

Palermo part 2 ?

[@1989hotbox]

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[@user-zp8iu9se1q]

🤨😏

[@urlandofurioso8957]

4:15 minchia che potente.

[@Mrmannycalvera]

U cucino ti Oreste

[@JeniStiuca]

Rip in Pace

[@joemoschetta1541]

nice video ,nice to see africans fitting in too

[@Dibipable]

😄

[@natureboyricflair8555]

When the Opening dialogue starts with “it seemed like a sad place.. seemed like everybody was working..” that’s the most millennial snowflake sh I’ve ever heard!

[@salvatoremellini]

Sono di catania ma origini di roma da parte di mio ninno mia ninna materna e di Catania, Chi dixe xhe Palermo e sporca non capisce niente , poceri ragazzi capisco cosa provono non ce lavoro vogliono guadagnare eppure se tengo la fortuna nella vita ritorno in sicilia , e faccio il Robin Hood.