TataratààààThree brave gilrs and a chaperone set off towards Normandy...Leaving from the chaotic airport in Naples, the city of pizza, the landed in Paris, ville de la baguette.After meeting the President of the Rotary Club and struggling to put all of their suitcases in the car boot (especially Giusy's), they travelled through the green countryside populated by cows to Rouen the city of a thousand spires.

The meeting was set at 10.00 at Napoli  airport  but we arrived a little late, however we managed to nake it in the end! Departure at 12:40, flight time two and a half hours and landing in Paris unaware of another 2 hour drive to Saint-Quentin. Once we got there we met our guest  families.

"Quest’anno il Giffoni Film Festival mi ha offerto l’opportunità di partecipare ad un viaggio all’estero. Ricevuta la convocazione e valutate le mete indicate a cui avrei dovuto dare una preferenza, scelgo in un primo momento (essendo un po’ preoccupato all’idea di viaggiare da solo) Malta, dove speravo di poter stare insieme ai miei amici data la maggiore disponibilità di posti.

I woke up at 5 am because I had to get to Eboli, where I was supposed to get on the bus that would drive me to the airport in Roma. I was the last one to arrive. Audri, Marvi and Vito were already there. I had met Vito at the Giffoni Film Festival. We both made friends with the girls on the bus. I was flying to Cairo therefore I had a long trip ahead with four hours on the bus, two hours at the airport and three hours on the plane.

"Going to the SYIFF (Seoul Young International Film Festival) was one of the most incredible experiences of my whole life. So after a 15 hour flight with three other Italian kids in the company of our funny and nice chaperon Francesca, I landed in Seoul. Why? To take part in the Seoul Film Festival, a project which is getting bigger and bigger year after year which involves kids from all over the world.