Che tracce lasciamo? Sul Cammino di Oropa, tra passi che cambiano noi e i luoghi

"What Traces Do We Leave?" is a collaborative documentary that draws on the campaign (and concept) "I Leave No Traces," tied to the sustainability of walking, to expand on a deeper and more universal question: not just what traces to avoid, but what traces we want to leave in the world. The documentary traverses the Biella area, following the route of the Cammino di Oropa, a path that descends from the plains to the mountains and attracts a wide variety of people—pilgrims, hikers, seekers of nature and silence. But it doesn't limit itself to describing the physical nature of the walk: it uses it as a common thread to meet the people who inhabit and animate those places. Artisans, artists, activists, walkers, figures linked to care and peace—voices that together compose a multifaceted portrait of a territory and its human community. The result is a documentary that speaks of territory, but ultimately speaks of meaning: why we walk, what we seek, and what we hope to leave behind. This documentary is part of the communications campaign for the project "I Leave No Traces – Wellbeing in Slow Movement," funded by Compagnia di San Paolo through the Sportivi Per Natura call for proposals. It is a project promoted by Movimento Lento and Italia che Cambia, in collaboration with Il Richiamo del Bosco. Directed, filmed, and edited by Daniel Tarozzi Drone: Alberto Conte Images: "Without Tremors": Grazia Licari