John Stephen Akhwari. Mille passi
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John Stephen Akhwari. Mille passi
Narrated by:
Alessandro Castellucci, Daniele Ornatelli
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Narrated by:
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Alessandro Castellucci
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Daniele Ornatelli
About this listen
È il 27 ottobre 1968. Siamo praticamente al sipario. Si corre la gara di chiusura: la maratona. A vincerla è l'etiope Mamo Wolde, ma non sarà lui quello che verrà ricordato.
Il protagonista vero è invece uno sconosciuto atleta della Tanzania che si chiama John Stephen Akhwari che al chilometro diciannove cade e si fa male. Ha una spalla malconcia, una gamba sanguinante. Non è neanche in grado di appoggiare il piede e il traguardo è lontano. Lontanissimo: 23 chilometri. Ma come dice un antico proverbio africano "Mille passi cominciano sempre da uno".
Musiche originali: Gianluigi Carlone. Adattamento e regia: G. Sergio Ferrentino.©2015 Fonderia Mercury (P)2015 Fonderia Mercury
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