Vista Mare is an idiosyncratic documentary exploring the unseen labor involved in Italy's north Adriatic tourism. Directed by Julia Gutweniger and Florian Kofler, it begins in the off-season, showcasing static shots of preparation as beach infrastructure comes to life. The film juxtaposes the calm of manual workers with the noisy intrusion of holidaymakers, revealing the often unnoticed efforts that make vacations possible. With its observational style and poignant sound design, Vista Mare critiques class and labor hierarchies, presenting a microcosm of the complexities lurking beneath the tourism industry's facade.
This documentary explores the unseen work behind beach holidays, highlighting the contrast between the serene off-season and the busy, chaotic summer months.
Through static shots and an immersive sound design, the film portrays the often unnoticed labor that supports Italy's north Adriatic tourism.
The film captures the disruptions that arise as holidaymakers invade the serene landscape, reflecting on class dynamics and the labor hierarchy in tourism.
Vista Mare examines the juxtaposition of idyllic beach life with the gritty realities of labor, offering an insightful critique of the holiday experience.
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