The story of the 17 -year -old Giusy 40 years after the Heysel massacre

Serafini reconstructs the tragedy and messages that arrive 40 years later, thanks to the figure of the girl told through testimonies, notes, objects and photographs. At the opening, the LBRA presents the contributions of Marco Tardelli, Francesco Moser and Nelson Piquet, who were the idols of Giusy, and Andrea Lorentini, president of the association among the families of the victims of Heysel, son of Roberto Lorentini, the other Arezzo who died in the massacre caused by the violence of the Hooligans in the Z. The doctor Roberto Lorentini died as Giusy overwhelmed by the Calca while he was assisting a very young man. also remained crushed by the crowd. It is due to the late Otello, father of Roberto and grandfather of Andrea, the legal battle for truth and justice conducted by the association of family members.

In the mid -1980s, while the Duran Duran go crazy and the cinema are foiled films such as “Il Tempo delle Mele”, a 17 -year -old Arezzo girl opens her eyes on life, between study and sports: she attends the classical high school, you imagine her future to be built, in the police or perhaps as a journalist. Giuseppina, who is good at school and plays well at tennis, prefers to be called Giusy, a shorter and more modern name, and is excited with Formula 1 and bicycle races. But when he sees the ball is pure joy. He loves football, follows the Arezzo, the team of that city a few kilometers from home where he goes every morning for lessons: he knows one to one names and faces of the players. But Platini’s Juventus is his great passion. It rejoices and suffers from the Juventus colors. He chases the dream of the Champions Cup. In Athens it is at the stadium to follow the final, but it will be a disappointment. 1985 is the year in which the company can succeed and goes to the Heysel stadium in Brussels. This time with her in the Belgian capital there is also the Santa Antonio. “Hi, I come back with the cup,” he says, saying goodbye to his teammates at school and his mother at home. But the football that Giusy loves, that 40 -year -old evening is poisoned by the violence of fans such as belves and by the faults of those who should have safely organized a great event. The commentator Bruno Pizzul tells live a terrible page of history, which is no longer sport. “The girl with green trousers” becomes an angel, the angel of sport, one of the 39 angels of Heysel.