The Sgarbi family spends a day at Pian del Falco, in the Apennines of Modena, a location situated at about 1,350 meters of altitude and the highest fraction of Sestola. The footage documents the Apennine landscape with its 1960s–1970s tourist architecture: isolated houses, wooden and stone chalets, and the particular structures with vaulted roofs typical of the era. The camera alternates panoramic views of the meadows and wooded slopes with scenes of family life: adults converse near a viewpoint while the pylons of ski lifts are visible in the background; further on, children play on a swing.
The Sgarbi family spends a day at Pian del Falco, in the Apennines of Modena, a location situated at about 1,350 meters of altitude and the highest fraction of Sestola. The footage documents the Apennine landscape with its 1960s–1970s tourist architecture: isolated houses, wooden and stone chalets, and the particular structures with vaulted roofs typical of the era. The camera alternates panoramic views of the meadows and wooded slopes with scenes of family life: adults converse near a viewpoint while the pylons of ski lifts are visible in the background; further on, children play on a swing.