Détour De Seta

This documentary follows Vittorio De Seta's cinematic journey while examining the impact of his films on Southern Italian communities. Through interviews and conversations with notable film directors and writers, it highlights the lives of sulfur miners, swordfish fishermen, and shepherds, showcasing the cultural shifts that occurred post-World War II.

Set against the stunning backdrops of Calabria, Sardinia, and Sicily, Détour De Seta utilizes both 35mm film and digital formats. The documentary incorporates stock footage and images captured by De Seta, enhancing its exploration of the region's cultural heritage. Collectors of documentary films or those interested in Italian cinema will find this work significant for its historical perspective and visual storytelling.