Festival dei Popoli is participating in the a MolinoCinema review, organized by the Kansassìti association, with Petr Zaruba's "Traces of Landscape."

The review aims to safeguard and disseminate the film heritage of Maremma, thanks to the collaboration with the Regional Mediatheque and Fondazione Sistema Toscana. MolinoCinema will seek to tell the story of Maremma through cinema, offering a unique perspective on the cultural and scenic richness of the area.

The opening night, scheduled for Monday, July 29 at 9:25 p.m. at the Cinema all'Aperto - Mura Medicee in Grosseto (Via del Molino a Vento), will feature the screening of Petr Zaruba's documentary "Traces of Landscape," which focuses on the life and art of Czech painter Jan Jedlicka and was presented in the "Habitat" section of the 61st Festival dei Popoli.

"Traces of Landscape" by Petr Zaruba (Czech Republic, Italy, 67', 2020) explores the life and art of Jan Jedlicka, a Czech painter who found inspiration in the countryside near Castiglione della Pescaia and among the beaches of Marina d'Alberese. The documentary offers a visual experimentation between abstract expressionism and Earth matter, reflecting the artist's deep connection with the Maremma landscape.

In addition to "Traces of Landscape," the Maremma Digital Media Library will offer two other titles never before seen in the area, further enriching the review with works that explore and celebrate the Maremma.