Film Lens
Siddharta focuses on the lives of Siddharta, a nine-year-old, and Fabrizio, a 65-year-old, who live in a commune in Italy. This community rejects modern comforts and practices subsistence living, emphasizing a lifestyle that is in harmony with nature. The film captures their daily routines and interactions, providing a glimpse into their unique way of life over the course of one summer.
The documentary invites viewers to understand the motivations behind their choices and the dynamics of their community. By spending time with Siddharta and Fabrizio, the film presents an intimate portrait of their existence, highlighting the simplicity and challenges of living without the conveniences of contemporary society.
Why Watch
- •Meet Siddharta and Fabrizio in their unique commune.
- •See how a community lives without modern comforts.
- •Find out what subsistence living looks like in Italy.
Did You Know
•Siddharta is nine years old, while Fabrizio is 65 years old.
•The film is set in a commune in Italy that renounces modern comforts.
•The documentary has a runtime of 79 minutes.
Perfect For
Hermit lifestylesItalian communesSustainable living