Diaz - Don't Clean Up This Blood (2012) on Netflix
Genoa, July 2001. A demonstrator is killed as protesters clash with police at the G8 summit. Reporter Luca Gualtieri arrives to find out what happened, as officers converge on the Diaz school.
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Plot summary
Genoa hosts the G8 summit in July 2001; hundreds of thousands of demonstrators fill the streets. Clashes leave a young protester dead. Luca Gualtieri, who writes for the Journal of Bologna, travels to Genoa to find out what happened. Alma Koch, a German anarchist who took part in the street fighting, joins Marco of the Genoa Social Forum and the lawyer Franci to search for the missing. Anselmo Vitali, a veteran of the Pensioners' Union, joins a peaceful march. Étienne and Cecile, French anarchists, are caught up in the clashes. Max Flamini, a chief of the Rome mobile squad, decides on the morning of July 21 against charging the Black Block, to keep peaceful demonstrators out of it. Their paths meet that night at the Diaz school, where about a hundred unarmed protesters and reporters are sheltering.
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Diaz - Don't Clean Up This Blood (2012)
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- The characters are drawn from people who were inside the Diaz school on the day of the raid, some keeping their initials: the cop played by Claudio Santamaria, Max Flamini, is Michelangelo Fournier, head of the VII nucleus of Rome's experimental mobile squad, and the journalist played by Elio Germano is Lorenzo Guadagnucci of Il Resto del Carlino.
- UK Indymedia journalist Mark Covell, beaten on the street in front of the Diaz school, had a punctured lung and went into a coma.
