“There’s Still Tomorrow, Always”: the transformative power of photography tells the story of women in history
Storytelling is choosing. And every choice, especially when it comes to rights, is an act of responsibility. It is with this goal that Cultur-e has chosen to support “C’è ancora domani, sempre” (“There’s Still Tomorrow, Always”), the photography exhibition that will be held at Casa della Memoria in Milan from 29th May to 29th June, 2025.
Presented on 2nd June, Italian Republic Day, the exhibition brings together images by Claudio Iannone taken on the set of Paola Cortellesi‘s film “There’s Still Tomorrow”: these photographs tell stories of strength and rebirth, domestic violence, and female redemption in post-war Italy. Each fragment evokes emotions, perspectives, and the possibility of change, becoming an invitation to reflect on the role of women in our social and civil history, entrusting the power of visual storytelling with the birth of new awareness.
This invitation is one that Cultur-e has wholeheartedly embraced, having always believed in the transformative power of content, which can generate trust, activate awareness, and create lasting connections between people, brands, and communities. Supporting this exhibition means retracing the history of women in Italian society and reaffirming that images, like words, can become a cultural tool and a driving force for change.