The documentary Threads of Heritage made a powerful impact at the Florence Archeofilm Festival, securing second place in audience rankings among more than 80 international films. Premiering at one of the world’s leading festivals dedicated to archaeological and cultural heritage cinema, the film sheds light on the shadowy networks of illicit antiquities trafficking.
Threads of Heritage offers a rare, in-depth look at the illegal trade in cultural artifacts, the destruction of archaeological sites, and the global fight to curb these crimes. With exclusive access to museum storerooms, forensic police investigations, and expert testimonies, the documentary exposes a thriving black market that persists despite international regulations.
The film’s strong reception in Florence underscores the growing public awareness of heritage protection and the crucial role of cultural institutions in stopping the circulation of stolen artifacts.
Find out more about the film here: https://rithms.eu/communication/events/threads-of-heritage-down-the-rabbit-hole-of-art-crime