Going to museums and seeing static installations does not convey what they might be like if they were alive. The director Mimmo Palladino adapts his works to the cinema, giving them filmic movement in different shows, each of which is interpreted by well-known theater and cinema actors, narratively intertwined by a mix between a classic like the Divine Comedy of Dante and the iconography of the Scene of the Nativity. The panoramic tracking shots retrace the projection of a spectator's gaze as if he were wearing a 3D viewer immersed in a bucolic story of the Italian territories. By Maria Pia C.
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