A journey into the heart of Lunigiana, a land of castles, legends, and deep-rooted memories.
Through folklore, ancient traditions, and the spiritual heritage connected to the Via Francigena, this documentary reveals a territory suspended between myth and reality.
From the spectacular Grotte di Equi, set within the Apuan Alps Regional Park and rich in prehistoric evidence, to the imposing Castello Malaspina di Fosdinovo, a fortress filled with noble histories and legends linked to Dante Alighieri.
A moving chapter is dedicated to the memory of the Vinca massacre of 1944, a tragedy that still echoes in the local community.
The journey continues through authentic flavors, zero-kilometer productions, and centuries-old food and wine traditions, before concluding at the Stele Statues Museum in Pontremoli, home to mysterious anthropomorphic sculptures dating back to the Bronze and Iron Ages.
A story that weaves together nature, archaeology, history, and identity.
Lunigiana is not just a place — it is a living heritage.
