Pietro Pellizzieri

Indonesia: Nature of the Earth

Bali's unique ecosystems and their cultural significance are explored through vibrant natural scenes and the daily lives of local inhabitants in Indonesia.

Dwellings or Castles: Is Here Where We Live

Dwellings or Castles: Is Here Where We Live

Castles, built from the 9th century onward, served as fortified residences for nobility while also acting as administrative centers and symbols of power.

Emirs of Sand: Dubai & Lahbab Desert

Emirs of Sand: Dubai & Lahbab Desert

In 2024, Dubai International Airport handled over 92 million passengers, making it the world's busiest airport for international travel.

Heading to South America: Panama, Colombia, Brazil, Peru & Argentina

Heading to South America: Panama, Colombia, Brazil, Peru & Argentina

2024

South America covers an area of 17,840,000 square kilometers and is home to more than 434 million people as of 2021.

2024

Scandinavian Adventure: Iceland, Stockholm and the Lofoten Archipelago

2025

Iceland, the world's 18th largest island, covers an area of 103,125 km² and features more land covered by glaciers than continental Europe.

Scandinavian Adventure: Iceland, Stockholm and the Lofoten Archipelago

2025

Malaysia: The Future Between Two Worlds

Malaysia: The Future Between Two Worlds

Two distinct regions make up Malaysia, separated by the South China Sea, reflecting its identity as one of the most multiracial nations globally.

Trondheim: The Gateway to Great North

Trondheim: The Gateway to Great North

Half a day from the Arctic Circle, Trondheim features well-preserved architecture and a welcoming atmosphere amid the stark beauty of the tundra.

Medjugorje: Land of Faith

Medjugorje: Land of Faith

Since 1981, reports of Virgin Mary apparitions have drawn thousands of pilgrims to Medjugorje, a significant site of faith in the Balkans.

Boracay: The Suspended Island

Boracay: The Suspended Island

Tourism activities on Boracay Island have been suspended due to significant environmental deterioration caused by 25 years of rapid commercialization.

Maya: Lost in the Jungle

The Maya civilization emerged around 2600 BC in what is now Yucatan, developing advanced architecture, mathematics, and astronomy by 250 AD.

Maya: Lost in the Jungle

The Warm Wind of the Desert

The Warm Wind of the Desert

Directed by Pietro Pellizzieri, this 27-minute film contrasts the rugged terrain of Red Rock Canyon with the neon lights of Las Vegas and the desolation of Central America's deserts.

USA on the Road: Mexico, Texas, Oregon & Arizona

USA on the Road: Mexico, Texas, Oregon & Arizona

Four states are featured in a 50-minute film that travels through deserts, forests, and rainforests while showing local cultures and foods.

Kazakhstan: Land of Free People

Kazakhstan: Land of Free People

Kazakhstan is the world's largest landlocked country, featuring diverse terrains such as clear lakes, vast canyons, and expansive deserts.

Monumental Spain

Madrid, Barcelona, Segovia, and Toledo showcase significant architectural landmarks that reflect Spain's rich cultural heritage and artistic achievements.

Monumental Spain

From B-17 to Avrocar

A failed attempt to create a flying saucer, the Avrocar followed the B-17 Flying Fortress, a key aircraft in World War II.

From B-17 to Avrocar

The Fabulous Four

Four fundamental elements-fire, air, water, and earth-are examined for their roles in the formation of matter and life in this 49-minute documentary.

The Fabulous Four

Vietnam: The New Light of the East

Vietnam: The New Light of the East

A 25-minute documentary presents a modern view of Vietnam, focusing on its culture, cuisine, and the warmth of its people.

Toronto: Beyond the Lake

40% of Toronto's population comes from various countries, reflecting the city's significant demographic diversity.

Toronto: Beyond the Lake

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Indonesia: Nature of the Earth

Indonesia: Nature of the Earth

Bali's unique ecosystems and their cultural significance are explored through vibrant natural scenes and the daily lives of local inhabitants in Indonesia.

Malaysia: The Future Between Two Worlds

Malaysia: The Future Between Two Worlds

Two distinct regions make up Malaysia, separated by the South China Sea, reflecting its identity as one of the most multiracial nations globally.

Trondheim: The Gateway to Great North

Trondheim: The Gateway to Great North

Half a day from the Arctic Circle, Trondheim features well-preserved architecture and a welcoming atmosphere amid the stark beauty of the tundra.

Boracay: The Suspended Island

Boracay: The Suspended Island

Tourism activities on Boracay Island have been suspended due to significant environmental deterioration caused by 25 years of rapid commercialization.

The Warm Wind of the Desert

The Warm Wind of the Desert

Directed by Pietro Pellizzieri, this 27-minute film contrasts the rugged terrain of Red Rock Canyon with the neon lights of Las Vegas and the desolation of Central America's deserts.

USA on the Road: Mexico, Texas, Oregon & Arizona

USA on the Road: Mexico, Texas, Oregon & Arizona

Four states are featured in a 50-minute film that travels through deserts, forests, and rainforests while showing local cultures and foods.

Kazakhstan: Land of Free People

Kazakhstan: Land of Free People

Kazakhstan is the world's largest landlocked country, featuring diverse terrains such as clear lakes, vast canyons, and expansive deserts.

Monumental Spain

Madrid, Barcelona, Segovia, and Toledo showcase significant architectural landmarks that reflect Spain's rich cultural heritage and artistic achievements.

Monumental Spain