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Our next film is in the works!

 

Gian’s next film will be the story of a second generation Italian (my 16 years old grandchild) discovering his roots in Italy. The story includes four days trekking in the Dolomites. For this project, we’ll be adding a DJI Mavic Zoom 2 drone for stunning shots. Stay tuned for more info!

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DOGYO-NININ: New Title & Trailer!

We are pleased to present the trailer for Gian’s new film, now titled DOGYO-NININ: Making The Pilgrimage with the Kobo Daishi.  The film will be appearing at festivals coming up and will be available for purchase on DVD.

 

In the meantime, please enjoy the the trailer below:

The trailer is also available in Italian:

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¿ES USTED UN PEREGRINO? (Are you a Pilgrim?)

 

Filmed on location in St. Jean-Pied-de-Port, FRANCE and the Provinces of Navarra, Rioja, Castilla y León, Galicia, SPAIN. Also in Feltre, ITALY and Ontario, Canada.

¿ES USTED UN PEREGRINO? (Are you a Pilgrim?) Picture: HD 16:19 ENGLISH Audio: DVD: Stereo Blu-ray: 5.1 Surround  Production year: 2013 Feature running time: ~ 53 minutes Suitable for all ages. Produced by: Gian D. Ceccato, Alan Mendelshon Directed by: Gian D. Ceccato Written by: Alan Mendelshon Edited by: Gian D. Ceccato Original music by: Andrea Da Cortá At the age of 71 I considered myself a very fortunate man. I had a wife who I loved for forty-four years, raised two wonderful children and was a proud grandfather, but something was missing. I had been so concerned with the day to day world that now I felt I needed something to nurture my spiritual side. I chose to walk the 800-kilometer pilgrimage to the burial remains of the Apostle St. James, who was buried in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. This is the story of my journey and the pilgrims I met along the path. The journey was a test of endurance and my will power. But the journey changed my life, I found my faith, I developed a personal relationship with God and just as important opened my eyes to the goodness in humanity. — Gian D. Ceccato

 

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