“The ambitious ‘Giro di Lune tra Terra e Mare’ is very intelligent in its structure. The viewer gets to see a geographical area of Italy that is inculcated with an age-old tradition".
“The longed-for upside-down world which haunts the girl’s premature disenchantment is woven through the narrative in a clear and coherent web of symbols" (J.Young - 'Pardo News' Locarno Film Festival)
A 110 min. creative documentary chosen for the 60th Venice Biennale on the past and present of a corner of the world, a work dealing with images sunk between memory and reality.