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[Machine Translation] Jason Buffer, known for documentaries such as "Single Fin Yellow" and "One California Day," both of which focus on surfing and beach culture, has set his latest film in Italy. The film follows Chris Delmoro, a half-Italian, half-American artist and surfer, on a journey of self-discovery in Italy. The beautiful scenery of Tuscany, the elegant surfing along the Mediterranean coastline, and the Italian lifestyle of sharing a delicious dinner and a glass of wine around the table with smiles on their faces, are all presented in a richly emotional and captivating manner. Italian craftsmanship and its cultural heritage are also highlights. The mellow, heartfelt, and pop soundtrack that runs throughout the film is also wonderful, and it blends beautifully with the images to stir up a sense of nostalgia. --The film is a perfect example of the richness of Italian culture: wine, gastronomy, waves, and family. There was a rich culture. Chris Delmoro, who grew up in Florence, Italy and Los Angeles, California, visits Tuscany, Italy, where he spent his childhood summers with surfing friends. Through surfing and art, Chris and his friends interact with each other and gradually become integrated into Italy. They are treated with the Italian family hospitality, and are impressed by the richness and depth of the country's wine and food culture, as well as its deep culture of manufacturing. While traveling in Italy, where his roots are, Chris begins to think about the true meaning of "Bella Vita"...
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