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Islands in the Lagoon
A documentary about the Venetian lagoon, with the words of Diego Fabbri narrating scenes of strips of land swallowed up by the sea, of small boats sailing on the water, of men and women concentrating on their work in a world which is "a false sea and a false land."
Year: 1948
Genre: Documentary
Studio: Universalia Film
Director: Luciano Emmer, Enrico Gras
Cast: Gino Cervi
Crew: Roman Vlad (Original Music Composer), Mario Craveri (Director of Photography), Giuliano Da Cascina (Creative Consultant), Giuseppe Dalla Torre (Creative Consultant), Luciano Emmer (Director), Enrico Gras (Director)
Runtime: 13 minutes
Release: May 01, 1948
IMDb: 6.00/10 by 7 users
Popularity: 2
Country: Italy
Language: Italiano
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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This is quite an interesting documentary that depicts a Venice that is pretty unrecognisable when compared with the bustling, developed, city now - eighty-odd years later. The lagoon is populated by small boats, the islands by goats and lace-makers. The gulls fly, undisturbed, over the waterways that still show the marker poles to guide the sailing boats from the shoals and shallow water. The Murano glass artists are hard at work turning everything from a bowl to a fully-fledged chandelier and the whole experience, here, is a leisurely paced and relaxed experience depicting just how post war Venice seems little changed over centuries. The narrative is little dry, the score a bit on the soporific side - but it's still a pleasing piece of simply edited, single-camera nostalgia.