Austria / Italy 2023, 80 min, Italian, Hebrew & English subtitles

An airily beautiful lyrical observational doc about a social arena that changes with the weather—an Italian resort town on the coast of the Adriatic. First come the preparations: The sand is raked, the deckchairs are set up, and service workers gather as the skies clear and the days grow long and sunny. Then the tourists arrive, tiny fast-moving dots that pour into every corner, filling hotels and restaurants and flocking to sports and leisure facilities. Catering to them are maids and laundresses, lifeguards, and knick-knack vendors. And suddenly, in this capitalist paradise, a socialist consciousness awakens, and the workers, all on short-term contracts that will expire when the last vacationer goes home, take to the streets in protest, hoping to secure their future and regain their dignity.

The short doc Concrete will be screened before the film.

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Screening Schedule:
  • Thu 23.05 | 17:30 | Cinematheque 4
  • יום ג' 28.05 | 19:15 | Cinematheque 2 | Filmmaker Present | The film "Vista Mare" will be followed by the screening of the short film "Concrete"

Julia Gutweniger studied Fine Arts at the University of Art and Design Linz. Florian Kofler, born in Merano. Studied Timebased Media at the University of Art and Design Linz. Since 2011 they are making films and documentaries together in the artists collective Villa Mondeo. They live and work in Linz.

ulia Gutweniger studied Fine Arts at the University of Art and Design Linz. Florian Kofler, born in Merano. Studied Timebased Media at the University of Art and Design Linz. Since 2011 they are making films and documentaries together in the artists collective Villa Mondeo. They live and work in Linz.

Production: Bernhard Holzhammer, Roberto Cavallini
Production Company: Eutopiafilm, Albolina Film
Editing & Research: Julia Gutweniger & Florian Kofler
Cinematography: Julia Gutweniger
Sound Design: Florian Kofler
Music: Gabriela Gordillo

Source: Filmotor

Supporters & Broadcasters: Austrian Cultural Forum Tel Aviv