#cuoriconnessi: 3 true stories featured in the new documentary “Non ne vale la pena”

Yesterday morning in Rome at the Higher School of Police the “It's not worth it“, the new documentary of the project #cuoriconnessi by Unieuro and the State Police.

The event was attended by the CEO of Unieuro, Giancarlo Nicosanti Monterastelli, the Central Director for Scientific Police and Cyber ​​Security, Luigi Rinella, the Marketing Director of Unieuro, Marco Titi, the Director of the Postal Police and Cyber ​​Security Service, Ivan Gabrielli and the Deputy Public Prosecutor at the Court of Rome Eugenio Albamonte. The audience included a representation of students from Roman secondary schools and Commissioners attending the Higher School of Police.

Angela, Andrea and Islam, three boys like many others, have a story to tell. A story that speaks of errors, of consequences and the path taken for take some conscience and overcome them.

The documentary, entirely filmed in Reggio Calabria, tells without filters, how online actions, even apparently harmless ones, can have devastating repercussions in people's lives.

The three protagonists were subjected to the “tested“, an alternative path to criminal proceedings under certain conditions, which includes the commitment to adhere to a resocialization and re-education program and which aims to make people understand that the mistake and the crime committed can become a moment of maturation and growth. An experience that they will remember for their whole life. In the documentary, their voice is entrusted with the task of raise awareness among peers about the conscious use of technology. The aim, through their testimonies, is to promote values ​​such as respect for others and empathy, essential for building a better society.

Directed by the storyteller Luca Pagliari, “It's not worth it” is part of the #cuoriconnessi project, born in 2016 from the collaboration between Unieuro and the State Police which, through the Postal Police, is committed on a daily basis to projects of digital education aimed at young people to promote a responsible use of technology and against cyberbullying.

The documentary will be available for free, like all the tools of #cuoriconnessi, from tomorrow for all the schools that request it on the site www.cuoriconnessi.it