The documentary tells the story of the community of Gagliano Aterno, a small Italian town with 250 inhabitants, located in the province of L’Aquila, in Abruzzo, and part of the Sirentina mountain community. Gagliano Aterno was one of the pioneers in starting a process of building an Energy Community, thus embracing the ecological and energy transition.

Gaia, an eco-model struggles to find job opportunities until her agency involves her in a project to become “mother earth”. Initially thrilled by the opportunity to help raise awareness about climate change, Gaia soon realizes the exploitation caused by the campaign itself. As she navigates the ethical dilemmas her role causes, Gaia is forced to confront the dark and painful truths that lurk beneath the surface.

An epic journey across three continents, following a journalistic investigation into the fish farming industry, the fastest growing food industry in the world.

The climate impact is getting worse every year. Devastating storms and air pollution are the new normal. We know the problems of a fossil fuel economy, the film offers several solutions. A diverse cast across the United States and Puerto Rico leads unique solar or wind energy projects. The audience travels through the world of renewable energy: creating pollution-free electricity, solar energy for survival, local climate action and finding environmental justice measures.

“BETTER TO DIE OF CANCER THAN OF HUNGER…”
…is the saying from northern Syracuse, where one of the largest petrochemical complexes in Europe has poisoned the environment and people for 70 years. “Toxicily” gives voice to those who survive, resign themselves and resist in a territory sacrificed on the altar of progress, modernity and globalization.

In a small rural village, a young boy becomes friends with Fernand and Andrée, a farming couple who, at the age of 80, find themselves struggling to feed their remaining livestock.

Technology influences many aspects of our lives, and technological objects have become an integral part of our daily lives. But is technology an ally or an enemy of the environment? And what happens to all those devices we no longer use? MATERIA VIVA explains the importance of recycling Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and how it is an important factor in protecting the environment.

What if humanity had been forced to leave the planet because it had become inhospitable to life?
What if two astronauts found themselves on a world similar to the one abandoned thousands of years before and had to deal with their barbaric past?
A journey around the Universe in search of water, but basically a merry-go-round in search of oneself. It is the extreme experience of the protagonist of the story but, in the end, it is the daily experience of the human being.

In June 2023, the blue crab population unexpectedly exploded in Goro Lagoon, Italy. Here, among a powerless community, a young fourth generation fisherman, Alessio Tagliati, faces this new environmental challenge by taking up a traditional sustainable fishing technique that his grandfather taught him and following what the sea has taught him: to be ready to adapt to an environment that continually changes, thus demonstrating an extraordinary spirit of resilience in the face of the collapse of his world.