In 1957, Raffaele Sanna filmed Easter at Monte Arci, a volcanic massif located between the Campidano plain and the Alta Marmilla in Sardinia. The images show a group of men and women of various ages gathered outdoors for a picnic: some converse sitting on rocks or folding chairs, while an elderly man plays the accordion and other participants spontaneously dance. The camera lingers on portraits of those present, revealing smiles, period clothing, and convivial gestures.