Associazione Giovanile
Since 2012, we have been promoting creativity, culture, and the local area through training and events.
Tilt Associazione Giovanile is a voluntary and democratic cultural association, whose activities express participation, solidarity and pluralism. It has been founded in 2012 to help the youngest generation of the Ceramic District of Modena and Reggio Emilia to express their own creativity incultural and recreational activities that promote the territory. These activities deal mainly with education and event planning, including Ennesimo Film Festival.
Tilt is an association of social promotion, registered at the Regional (previously Provincial) Register of the associations of social promotion under number 131 on 11 th July 2014 and registered at the former Municipal Register of the associations of the Municipality of Fiorano Modenese under number 21208/2013. The recognition of the legal personality has been certified by the Italian Revenue Agency under number 4328 dated 12 th December, 2012. Today, the association counts 45 members and the vast majority of them are under 35.
In 2018 the Association won the call Futuro Presente (“Present Future”), promoted by MIUR and by Associazione Italiana Giovani per L'Unesco (Young People for Unesco Italian Association).
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After finishing fourth at the Tokyo Olympics and becoming pregnant, pentathlete Alice Sotero proves to the world that dedication and commitment can take her to the Paris Olympics. A story of resilience and personal commitment that proves that an athlete shouldn’t give up on her desire for motherhood. TILT followed Alice in her Olympic preparation to tell her story!
The series is available for free on:
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What does it mean to feel at home?
One hundred and thirty is the number of new citizens in Fiorano between 2019 and 2023. With this project, we explored the concept of feeling at home, gathering testimonies from a representative group of new citizens of Fiorano. A series of interviews explored their motivations, the difficulties they faced, their career and family choices, and, above all, how their original identity merged with that of Italy and our city.
The result was powerful stories, which recount a journey of integration that wasn’t always easy, but which revealed a strong and clear sense of belonging to the city of Fiorano, while maintaining a precious bond with their country of origin. These are voices that enrich our community… Listen to them here.
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The docuseries directed by Federico Ferrari, along with Mirco Marmiroli, Giovanni Bursi, and Letizia Ballarini, recounts the first 90 years of the theater’s life in five episodes that combine narrative and fictional elements with professional actors, also involving some of the city’s iconic locations, such as the Politeama Sociale and the historic Bottega di Roteglia in Piazza Piccola.
The series is also available for free on:
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A city that reads is a better city. Ready to Read is a cultural project promoted by the City of Maranello, for which TILT curated the first two editions (24 and 25). This project brought shared reading experiments, new points of view, and authors to the city, allowing all citizens to fall in love with reading!
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Can you talk about cinema while exploring the streets of your city? We say yes! A stroll through the streets of Fiorano, Modena, shows how the city’s themes intertwine with cinema, food, and museums in films, through the eyes of directors and authors. During stops along the route, participants watch videos (film excerpts, interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, etc.) on their smartphones.
Remember comfortable shoes and headphones!