Memoria
"The Magic Mountain - The Mystery of Bismantova." Genre: Documentary Origin: Italy Director: Massimo Dallaglio Year: 2024 Duration: 95 minutes Music and orchestration: Marco Gatti and Rocco Edi…
Memoria
"The Magic Mountain - The Mystery of Bismantova." Genre: Documentary Origin: Italy Director: Massimo Dallaglio Year: 2024 Duration: 95 minutes Music and orchestration: Marco Gatti and Rocco Editor: Michele Cristiano for Kibo.it and Francesco Mantovani The soundtrack of the docufilm La Montagna Magica - Il Mistero di Bismantova will be sung at 432 Hz The Magic Mountain. The Mystery of Bismantova is the first investigative documentary film entirely dedicated to the Pietra di Bismantova, an incredible and enigmatic relief with unique geological and historical features, located in the heart of the National Park of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines in the province of Reggio Emilia, and immortalized in five famous verses of the fourth canto of Dante's 'Purgatory': "Vassi in Sanleo and descendesi in Noli, montasi su Bismantova e 'n cacume With it the feet; but here it behooves man to fly." A true 'sacred' mountain, on a par with Ayers Rock in Australia and few other natural monuments in the world, which is narrated by its leading experts in every field: geology, archaeology, history, literature, sports and mysterious phenomena. The docu-film will show rare finds and disclose discoveries and acquisitions hitherto unknown to the uninitiated. Conceived by Massimo Dallaglio (Director, Director of Photography and publicist journalist with a degree in sociology), written by Francesco Gerardi (Professional journalist and teacher of philosophy and history in high schools), The Magic Mountain - The Mystery of Bismantova boasts spectacular images, shot in 4k and with the help of drones thanks to DVisions. The authors' intent is to bring this wonder of nature to a much wider national and international audience (an English version will also be made) in the belief that the Bismantova Stone represents a still undiscovered treasure with enormous and unexpressed cultural, tourist and commercial potential. A true identity symbol of Reggio's identity, a heritage of our community that deserves an extraordinary stage. The authors Massimo Dallaglio - Director and DoP Graduated in Political Science with a sociological focus, he has been a publicist journalist since 2004 and a professional photographer. Cinematographer in 2019 of 'Hasty Decisions', a short film about bullying presented at the Cannes Film Festival and winner at the Berlin Flash Film Festival the same year. Francesco Gerardi - Writer Graduated with honors in Philosophy from the University of Bologna. A journalist since 2010, he has worked as editor of the daily QN (Il Resto del Carlino, La Nazione and Il Giorno). He has been teaching philosophy and history in high schools since 2020. Interviewed 1 - James Tirabassi - Archaeologist 2 - Giulio Ferroni - Literary critic and historian of literature 3 - Gino Ruozzi - Full professor of Italian literature 4 - Andrea Augenti - Full professor Department of History Cultures Civilizations UNIBO 5 - Nicola Mancassola - Archaeologist 6 - Mattia Francesco Antonio Cantatore - Archaeologist 7 - Clementina Santi - Lecturer in literature and writer 8 - Paolo Spaggiari - Writer and translator 9 - Emilio Levati - Mountaineer 10 - Rosa Maria Manari - Historian and writer 11 - Emidio Fantuzzi - President of the Matildic Committee 12 - Marcello Bombardi - Athlete of the Italian national sport climbing team 13 - Alessandro Stecchezzini - Mountaineer and writer 14 - Nicola Tosi - Researcher and astrophile 15 - Daniele Gullà - Biometric expert and forensic CTU 16 - Massimo Bertelli - Researcher and practitioner of shamanism
Memoria
Horror,Mystery
Film Details
"The Magic Mountain - The Mystery of Bismantova." Genre: Documentary Origin: Italy Director: Massimo Dallaglio Year: 2024 Duration: 95 minutes Music and orchestration: Marco Gatti and Rocco Editor: Michele Cristiano for Kibo.it and Francesco Mantovani The soundtrack of the docufilm La Montagna Magica - Il Mistero di Bismantova will be sung at 432 Hz The Magic Mountain. The Mystery of Bismantova is the first investigative documentary film entirely dedicated to the Pietra di Bismantova, an incredible and enigmatic relief with unique geological and historical features, located in the heart of the National Park of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines in the province of Reggio Emilia, and immortalized in five famous verses of the fourth canto of Dante's 'Purgatory': "Vassi in Sanleo and descendesi in Noli, montasi su Bismantova e 'n cacume With it the feet; but here it behooves man to fly." A true 'sacred' mountain, on a par with Ayers Rock in Australia and few other natural monuments in the world, which is narrated by its leading experts in every field: geology, archaeology, history, literature, sports and mysterious phenomena. The docu-film will show rare finds and disclose discoveries and acquisitions hitherto unknown to the uninitiated.
Conceived by Massimo Dallaglio (Director, Director of Photography and publicist journalist with a degree in sociology), written by Francesco Gerardi (Professional journalist and teacher of philosophy and history in high schools), The Magic Mountain - The Mystery of Bismantova boasts spectacular images, shot in 4k and with the help of drones thanks to DVisions. The authors' intent is to bring this wonder of nature to a much wider national and international audience (an English version will also be made) in the belief that the Bismantova Stone represents a still undiscovered treasure with enormous and unexpressed cultural, tourist and commercial potential. A true identity symbol of Reggio's identity, a heritage of our community that deserves an extraordinary stage.
The authors Massimo Dallaglio - Director and DoP Graduated in Political Science with a sociological focus, he has been a publicist journalist since 2004 and a professional photographer. Cinematographer in 2019 of 'Hasty Decisions', a short film about bullying presented at the Cannes Film Festival and winner at the Berlin Flash Film Festival the same year. Francesco Gerardi - Writer Graduated with honors in Philosophy from the University of Bologna.
A journalist since 2010, he has worked as editor of the daily QN (Il Resto del Carlino, La Nazione and Il Giorno). He has been teaching philosophy and history in high schools since 2020. Interviewed 1 - James Tirabassi - Archaeologist 2 - Giulio Ferroni - Literary critic and historian of literature 3 - Gino Ruozzi - Full professor of Italian literature 4 - Andrea Augenti - Full professor Department of History Cultures Civilizations UNIBO 5 - Nicola Mancassola - Archaeologist 6 - Mattia Francesco Antonio Cantatore - Archaeologist 7 - Clementina Santi - Lecturer in literature and writer 8 - Paolo Spaggiari - Writer and translator 9 - Emilio Levati - Mountaineer 10 - Rosa Maria Manari - Historian and writer 11 - Emidio Fantuzzi - President of the Matildic Committee 12 - Marcello Bombardi - Athlete of the Italian national sport climbing team 13 - Alessandro Stecchezzini - Mountaineer and writer 14 - Nicola Tosi - Researcher and astrophile 15 - Daniele Gullà - Biometric expert and forensic CTU 16 - Massimo Bertelli - Researcher and practitioner of shamanism.