La corsa de L'Ora

Set against the backdrop of Sicily from 1954 to 1975, this documentary chronicles Vittorio Nisticò's tenure as editor of L'ORA. Through the compelling narration of Pippo Delbono, the film explores Nisticò's fierce battles against the intertwined forces of mafia and politics during a pivotal era. Intellectuals and artists like Sciascia, Consolo, and Guttuso emerge as vital voices in this cultural upheaval, rallying around the newspaper as a platform for change. L'ORA evolves into a powerful beacon against the "mafia mentality," with Nisticò's journalism shaping a legacy of resistance and enlightenment.