
Mut (mountain in Bergamasque dialect) is a day in the mountain pastures, an allegory of a summer season in the mountain pastures that has been repeated for hundreds of years. Through the eyes of two young farmers and their parents, the cyclical nature of life in the mountains becomes a universal portrait of working with animals and a family relationship made up of gestures, silences, and affection immersed in nature.
Directed by Giulio Squillacciotti
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