Lama tells himself, actor and place at the same time. He reveals his (her) story (s) along a ride in 5 acts, passing by 23 points.
This cinema scene, set at an altitude of 500 m, reveals its characters, its neighborhoods, its nature, with a permanent parallel between its history and its festival.
cinema.
There, in these places of spectacle and backstage, mingle then the history of the village, its characters, historical or more anonymous.
Among these, two more particular appear: Stefano Monti and Fabiano Bertola, and each point of the course follows their famous correspondence in which they tore themselves to
the late eighteenth century.
The progression in the scene, with different stages and changes of rhythm, gives a course always in movement. The story of the village thus told is a
desired interpretation, special lighting.
Each point, like a chapter, integrates, in addition to the excerpts of correspondence, elements of history and elements on the surrounding nature, plunging into the history of the
village, since its medieval origins (1206) until today.
Finally, the music and the voice accompany step by step the visitor, in the tumultuous labyrinth and the wilder countries, so that this one also participates in the history.