Drama Germany,France,Italy
Il Buco is a 2021 Italian movie directed by Michelangelo Frammartino. The film follows the story of a group of speleologists from Northern Italy who venture into the remote region of Calabria in August 1961. The speleologists are eager to explore the untouched landscapes and caves of the area.
Upon their arrival, they come across an ancient plateau where time seems to have frozen. The local community continues to live in a traditional and simple manner, untouched by modern times. Among these inhabitants is an elderly shepherd who has been the sole witness to the pristine territory for many years.
During their exploration, the speleologists stumble upon the Bifurto Abyss, which turns out to be one of the deepest and most enchanting caves in the world. They are captivated by its beauty and mystery, as they navigate through its breathtaking underground passages.
As the speleologists delve deeper into the cave, they become increasingly fascinated by the untouched nature surrounding them. Meanwhile, the old shepherd observes their activities from a distance, marveling at their exploration of a world he has never dared to enter.
Il Buco intertwines the exploratory journey of the speleologists with the simple and harmonious life of the local community. While the speleologists are driven by their desire to conquer and unveil the secrets of the cave, the shepherd represents a contrast, someone who has found contentment in embracing the natural world around him without interfering or imposing on it.
The film explores themes of time, nature, and the human desire to conquer and discover. It is a visual masterpiece that combines stunning cinematography with a contemplative narrative about the balance between preserving the untouched and the human need for exploration.
Il Buco invites viewers to reflect on their own relationship with nature, the passage of time, and the beauty that lies in simplicity. It is a poetic and immersive experience that transports audiences into the mesmerizing underground world of the Bifurto Abyss while simultaneously highlighting the wisdom and contentment found in the old shepherd's way of life.
Upon their arrival, they come across an ancient plateau where time seems to have frozen. The local community continues to live in a traditional and simple manner, untouched by modern times. Among these inhabitants is an elderly shepherd who has been the sole witness to the pristine territory for many years.
During their exploration, the speleologists stumble upon the Bifurto Abyss, which turns out to be one of the deepest and most enchanting caves in the world. They are captivated by its beauty and mystery, as they navigate through its breathtaking underground passages.
As the speleologists delve deeper into the cave, they become increasingly fascinated by the untouched nature surrounding them. Meanwhile, the old shepherd observes their activities from a distance, marveling at their exploration of a world he has never dared to enter.
Il Buco intertwines the exploratory journey of the speleologists with the simple and harmonious life of the local community. While the speleologists are driven by their desire to conquer and unveil the secrets of the cave, the shepherd represents a contrast, someone who has found contentment in embracing the natural world around him without interfering or imposing on it.
The film explores themes of time, nature, and the human desire to conquer and discover. It is a visual masterpiece that combines stunning cinematography with a contemplative narrative about the balance between preserving the untouched and the human need for exploration.
Il Buco invites viewers to reflect on their own relationship with nature, the passage of time, and the beauty that lies in simplicity. It is a poetic and immersive experience that transports audiences into the mesmerizing underground world of the Bifurto Abyss while simultaneously highlighting the wisdom and contentment found in the old shepherd's way of life.
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