Michele Sanna is a solo cyclist who loves to travel the world. In "Rwanda Congo Uganda Bike Adventure" he leads us into the heart of Africa, among the forests of the Nyungwe National Park and along the "Congo Nile Trail" in Rwanda, the gorillas and volcanoes of Congo, the Volcano region and the savannah of the Queen Elisabeth National Park in Uganda.
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Michele Sanna is a solo cyclist who loves to travel the world. In "Rwanda Congo Uganda Bike Adventure" he leads us into the heart of Africa, among the forests of the Nyungwe National Park and along the "Congo Nile Trail" in Rwanda, the gorillas and volcanoes of Congo, the Volcano region and the savannah of the Queen Elisabeth National Park in Uganda.
Aaron Durogati - Playing with the Invisible. There is no human being for whom life has not reserved a kick in his teeth, sooner or later. Certain things cannot be dodged. What's important is to have the ability to put the pieces together and move forward. Every odyssey needs its sea: it is in the luminous solitude of autumn in the Dolomites that Aaron Durogati, a formidable pilot and authentic aesthete of flying, faces his personal journey to learn how to rise and stand.
L'Eroico - A film about Luciano Berruti. Talking about Luciano Berruti, the perfect L'Eroica's representative, means talking about solid principles and noble values, so much so that Giancarlo Brocci, founder of L'Eroica, defined him as an "example of rare humanity". It is a story about his passion for cycing, the special way with which he lived it and the emotions drove him. This film tells us of his life and the things that made him tick.
Francesco Cappelletti is on the verge of fulfilling a lifelong dream. He's the only Italian competing in the Golden Globe Race 2018, an around-the-globe single-handed regatta without stops, outside assistance or modern navigational aids. He'll go head-to-head against some of the biggest names in solo sailing along a 30,000-mile race course in some of the world's most treacherous waters.
On August 10th 2021, Peter Moser took on six of the main peaks in the Pale di San Martino mountains in a single day. Inspired by mountaineering pioneers, Peter made the solo crossing by following the historic routes of the first climbers, entrusting himself only to his experience as a mountain guide. A challenge with the mountain on equal terms, rapidly but not in a hurry, an intimate journey that he wished to complete to get to the roots of climbing, and of his own approach to mountaineering.
(Also available in 51' Documentary) Igor D'India's epic journey down the Yukon River, across Canada & Alaska. 16000 km hitch-hiking and nearly 2000 km solo paddling with an "old-fashioned" approach to adventure. Without any assistance, radio, GPS or phone, just some solar panels to re-charge his audio/video equipment. In 1965 well known mountaineer and reporter Walter Bonatti, accomplished a solo expedition by canoe down the Yukon and Porcupine rivers for Epoca (Italian Magazine).
Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan and China: countries that are frequently covered in the news, often in dramatic and, quite literally, explosive tones. For two thousand years, these countries were connected and intertwined through a tight commercial network, historically known as The Silk Road. Throughout the centuries, on the mountains along this route, travellers and tradesmen such as Marco Polo sought for paths to reach China from the Mediterranean.
Through four stories, Food Rebels tells the life of small food producers, their enthusiasm and their difficulties, between minimum every day targets (in short, economical survival) and a very high ambition: changing the world of food, dominated by large retailers and low quality food. The microcosm of South Tyrol, a land where tradition and innovation go hand in hand and where you can find a particularly fertile humus, is the background of universal and urgent matters.
Wine Roads - Along the Cycling Paths of South Tyrol. A group of friends' vacation along the bike paths of South Tyrol becomes an opportunity to tell the stories of a land, culture, and main characters by way of its wines. In the era of slow tourism and proximity, Wine Roads is a journey into the most bikefriendly region of Italy: almost 500 kilometers of cycle paths, the dream of every cyclist. After his Barolo Boys, film director Paolo Casalis returns to the world of wine.
Thomas and Walter are two accomplished snowboarders with a shared passion for the sport and a past dedicated to competition. However, as they reach a certain point in their lives, they begin to realize that competing is no longer their ultimate ambition. Instead, they want to achieve something that will remain forever, something that will make their performances immortal and unforgettable.
Dhaulagiri 2021 - The 7th Summit. In 2021, Marco Camandona and Pietro Picco, alpinists and alpine guides from the Aosta Valley in Italy, set off with an ambitious objective: to climb Dhaulagiri (8167m), the world's 7th tallest mountain in the purest of forms: without additional oxygen or external support. This adventure takes them to Kathmandu, then Pokhara and finally at the heart of the Himalaya, in between the world's tallest mountains.
The mountain bike is one of the most interesting way of transport for discovering the Alpine territory. In fact, it allows you to move quickly on trails and farm roads, covering distances in a short time. The ebike has further extended this possibility and in this series of episodes Ettore Personnettaz will take you on a journey to discover places, territories, curiosities and above all people and friends who, like him, live in the splendid mountains of the Aosta Valley.
Michele Sanna presents spectacular South Korea, a country still unknown from a touristic point of view, let alone for bicycle trips. But with a construction project of 5000 km of suburban cycle paths (of which 2700 km is already in operation), the country is running to become the Mecca of cycling in Asia. The journey crosses the country from North to South, passing through large cities such as Seoul and Daegu but most of the time you are surrounded by nature which proves to be a real challenge.
The term "quarantine" comes from the 40 days of isolation to which ships returning from areas affected by the plague in the 14th century were subjected. On 30 January 2020, the WHO recommended 14 days of quarantine were necessary to contain the spread of the new Coronavirus. On the morning of 10 March 2020 all Italians woke up in quarantine. In "I stay home", I depict the first 14 days of the Italian lockdown without ever leaving my house.
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