Artemis is a poetic pamphlet that aims to spark debate and reflection on our attitude towards nature.
In this film we see how European bison, deer, cormorants, foxes, herons and seagulls live their lives among us and around us in one of the most densely populated areas in the world: the industrial and urban conurbation of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

An architectural historian professor and a skipper who has lived on a boat for 27 years, sail around Sardinia on a journey to observe the coastal landscape. History and culture of the area, past and present memories, pills of nautical culture enliven the journey.

The waves push sand onto the beach, the wind carries it inland. Nothing remains as it is, or where it was. Everything is in movement: the 200 million year old sand, the dunes, the sea and the countless creatures that find a home among its grains. However, human interferences such as hummocks, coastal protection measures and sand filling have made the dynamic line between water and land inelastic and rigid.

For decades, agricultural policies have wanted our farmers to produce a lot and at low cost. Today we know that a system based only on growth leads to serious environmental damage around the world and problems over which we have less and less control. If we don’t change, we risk not being able to produce more food.
Organic farming is a solution that more and more countries are adopting. Even in Luxembourg, there should be only organic farms in just under 30 years.

On 16 and 17 May 2023, a violent flood hit Emilia Romagna: flooding, tree falls, landslides and landslides occurred almost everywhere, drastically changing the shape of the landscape.
Pieve del Pino is located above Sasso Marconi, near the hills around Bologna. On Tuesday evening, several landslides prevented residents from moving and reaching other cities. FANGO is the narrative of this “climate lockdown” experience.

In the heart of the Amazon rainforest, two trees awaken in the night and embark on a spiritual journey to discover a past in which they were two child brothers.

It is not possible to separate man from the environment in which he is immersed. His actions expand horizontally, shaping his surroundings, and the world enters him, completing itself.
The video project adopts a typical documentary approach concerning a shepherd in the mountain area of ​​the Alps; soon, the video reveals its existential character through a digression that opens up to the world of the imagination.

Tomica and the secret routes of the Sibilla is a documentary that tells the mountaineering history of the Sibillini Mountains, taking inspiration from the first free repeat of its most challenging sport climbing route: ToMiCa, overlooking the Pilato lakes, in the heart of the Park.
The film follows the moves of Gabriele, a young mountaineer who grew up in the myth of a legendary and unclimbed route: the attempts, the climbs on the paths, the nights in the bivouac, until the cathartic liberation of the route.

A man walks through the Salento countryside devastated by a plant disease, with an empty glass jar in his hand. Near a water source there is a lump of earth: the padduct.
Man is not alone in the little valley. You always need others to understand yourself. The ritual takes place in an eternal present, where everything begins and is realized in every single moment of life.

The mountains made me realize that everywhere is home.

This documentary tells the story of the resistance and redemption of communities of people determined to carry forward their vision aimed at changing the territory. As Erri De Luca states: “The South is sitting on a treasure and believes it has to look for it elsewhere.” These communities have developed the awareness that change in the South would never come from the outside but had to start from themselves, through an act of active citizenship, of personal and collective responsibility.