Along the road leading home, a woman encounters a goat that has escaped from its owner and taken refuge in the woods. Many villagers try unsuccessfully to capture it. Absorbed in her daily routine, work, and caring for her children, she initially pays little attention to the event. Over time, as the goat remains free, she begins to question the meaning of that encounter. What seems like a marginal episode becomes a personal turning point.

To conquer a summit one must overcome many external and internal obstacles. But why climb so high? To let go.

Every living being radiates energy. Through words and images, the film invites an inner journey in resonance with the world around us, learning to observe, listen, and feel.

“CH LA RECCHIA” is an ancient Apennine expression that invites caution, because listening ultimately means waiting for a miracle. Below the threshold of silence, hums, rustles, and whispers emerge: the surrounding environment is already music. A sonic immersion among the Gran Sasso mountains.

The Silent Retreat explores the rapid disappearance of Swiss glaciers and what their loss reveals about global warming. Once stable reservoirs of water and life, glaciers are retreating at unprecedented rates. They become mirrors of our future.

Thirty-three years after an unfulfilled dream, a group of Venezuelan women decide to bring it back to life by climbing the highest peaks of the Sierra Nevada de Mérida. Women of different ages and backgrounds, united by a deep bond with the mountains, undertake an all-female expedition celebrating determination, friendship, and collective strength.

The Goecha La trek is one of India’s most spectacular routes. Nearly 90 kilometers long over nine days, it leads from the village of Yuksom to the shadow of Kanchenjunga, the world’s third-highest mountain. More than a physical journey, it crosses a sacred region where mental strength matters as much as endurance.

Two documentary filmmakers travel to Mount Velino to retrace the stories of climbers who lost their lives there. The journey becomes an exploration of fear and beauty, as well as a way to process the grief for a friend lost in the mountains. An intimate search intertwined with a collective tragedy.