A city with a history of heritage, myth and superstition. A passionate architect with strong but delusional ideas about love and life. A Czech gypsy girl searching for her identity and true love. Add to the drama of a mean friend you can’t do without and cannot trust either. The conflict of these complex characters is further heightened with illusions of someone who is there but at the same time not there- what you see is not true? or is the truth, what you not see? All of the above are thrown together in a very unique and unusual situation where you do not know what to believe and what to disbelieve.
In the documentary 'A Crack in the Mountain' the impoverished Vietnamese community living near Hang Son Doong, the largest cave in the world, is presented with both opportunities and challenges. They must navigate the delicate balance between sustainable development and tourism while preserving the cave's extraordinary natural beauty. As the story unfolds, viewers witness the community's struggles, triumphs, and the impact of their choices on the environment. From activism to environmental protection, this inspiring journey to the center of the earth sheds light on the importance of conservation and a sustainable future. Will they be able to preserve Hang Son Doong for future generations? Join us on this compelling exploration of a natural wonder.
Composition for twenty photographs, sound effects and narrating voice. Twenty pictures taken between spring and summer 1934. A moving love story lost in the past. Mountains as a place of the soul, between Trentino and Südtirol. The photographs come from the director’s family archive, kept by his father Carlo, a retired professor. The female protagonist of the story is the director’s grandmother, Alessandra Buffatto, who was 21 at the time of the pictures. The short film is dedicated to her memory.
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