The Onara Marshes Park

The documentary "The Onara Marshes Park" takes us on a journey inside the Park and highlights its naturalistic aspects, recounting what can be encountered in these habitats, from the small world of invertebrates to mammals, passing through the plant world, recounting, as far as possible, moments of life and peculiarities that are not always visible.
The documentary also seeks to highlight some little-known historical aspects of this place, home of the Ezzelini, a well-known Venetian family, who managed to conquer a large part of north-eastern Italy in the 13th century.
The uniqueness of this documentary lies in the fact that it was made with the work of only four people (music aside) from 2017 to 2022, even if you have to subtract the two years of Covid.
These people are:
the director, Gianluca Doremi, the director of photography, Eva Carraro, 3D manager and interpreter of Ezzelino III, Lorenzo Doremi and the narrator and audio consultant, Davide Glerean.
A work made with passion, totally self-produced, which led this work to win or be awarded at over thirty international festivals, and which far exceeded the expectations of the makers.