Islands in the Lagoon

Year: 1948

Runtime: 13 mins

Language: Italian

Directors: Luciano Emmer, Enrico Gras

Documentary

A lyrical documentary exploring the Venetian lagoon, narrated by Diego Fabbri, who describes disappearing strips of land overtaken by water, modest boats gliding across the channels, and the daily labor of men and women. He portrays this environment as a “false sea and a false land.”

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