Presented at the Cannes Festival (Un Certain Regard), it received 8 awards at the David di Donatello 2026.
A carefree and melancholic journey through the Venetian countryside, where memory and irreverence travel side by side, a road movie set in a territory undergoing ongoing transformation. “Le Città di Pianura” was produced by Vivo film in cooperation with Rai Cinema in co-production with Maze Pictures. The film arrives in the territory that hosts one of its crucial locations: the Brion Memorial, where the final scenes are set.
The screening does not simply bring the film “back to the territory,” but reconnects it to one of its real landscapes: that of the Venetian plain depicted by Sossai, among roads, edges, towns, transits, melancholy, and irreverence.
(duration 1h40m)
A live concert by Krano will follow, at around 11.00 p.m. .
Krano, the stage name of Marco Spigariol, a singer-songwriter from Treviso originally from Valdobbiadene and a key figure of the Venetian underground, who has given the film “Le Città di Pianura” a musical voice deeply rooted in the Northeast.
His first original soundtrack was released on November 7, 2025, for Maple Death Records, a total outsider and at the same time a leading figure of the European underground. A music that intertwines the desolation of the Piave and the mists of the lagoon with that psychedelic, suspended, and hallucinatory folk, which has always characterized the Venetian singer-songwriter. Krano's music tells of the “deep Veneto,” singing in dialect but with a sound that recalls the great tradition of 1970s American folk, tracks that oscillate between the fluidity of Nashville, Italian gothic, and enchanted ballads.
Krano's music runs free, beyond every boundary, a distillation of shattered dreams in black and white.
