Carriages without passengers, tracks without trains, ticket offices with no tickets to buy, stations without stationmasters — all this is “Sentieri di ferro”, a slow journey along a former Calabro-Lucanian railway that, abandoned at the end of the 1980s, has been partly converted into a cycling path. The documentary, filmed between Basilicata and Calabria, weaves together historical and natural elements with emotional ones, thanks to an unusual Rocco Papaleo who, nostalgic and poetic, recounts memories linked to his father and to “the railway of his hometown.”
40 min  | Documentary  |  Watch the trailer

Aaron Durogati — two-time paragliding world champion, mountaineer, and skilled skier has traced new lines on the Dolomites of Chaukhi — faces the mountains he has always known, those towering over his hometown of Merano, in a journey of rediscovery and new questions. His tent, set up at 2,200 meters above sea level near the Sopranes Lakes, becomes his home for four months. This is “My Winter Home” — a place from which to set out and carve new paths using every possible technique, from alpine skiing to speed riding to paragliding, taking on a challenge in extreme conditions.
50 min  | Documentary  |  Watch the trailer

From mountain peaks to the skies of Patagonia, climbing and paragliding across a land of striking contrasts — this is “Climb to Fly Patagonia”, the feat of Aaron Durogati who, over the course of two weeks, faces the harsh cold of South America by climbing four summits and launching from over 2,000 meters on Mount Mojon Rojo (2,170 m) to more than 3,000 meters on Aguja Poincenot (3,002 m). A challenge never before accomplished in Patagonia, it blends paragliding and climbing in a unique adventure that delivers powerful emotions and breathtaking views — the kind only the wild, remote lands at the southern edge of the continent can offer.
33 min  | Documentary  |  Watch the trailer