Matteo Mocellin

There are mountaineers who are on everyone's lips, good, very good. We also know a lot of them, good, very good. But Peter Moser has something special, something that even stronger makes us say good, very good. His story has a lot to tell but what we like most is his definition of himself as a mountaineer and mountain guide, and farmer. In this film Peter is linked to another pop mountaineer: Roberto Bassi from Zanzara and Labbradoro.

Toni Marchiorello dedicated himself to the mountains and mountaineering from a very young age: the soul of the CAI, the first Mountaineering Instructor in the Bassano area, he has collected 35 climbs over 4000 meters of altitude. At the ripe old age of 85, he is still a man of the mountains and continues to participate in hiking activities in Italy and abroad and is not lacking in every occasion of cheerful conviviality. Its feature? The total absence of a sense of direction. Hence the nickname 'Compass'.

The film tells the story of the 50th anniversary of the Gruppo Rocciatori Feltre told by past mountaineers and by young people who continue their research activity on the Vette Feltrine (Belluno). A set of emotions, narrated from the first ascents of the 60s and 70s by the protagonists of the time, passing through the anarchist group of Formiche Rosse led by Manolo, arriving at the opening of new routes by the group of young rock climbers from Feltre. A story that continues and looks to the future of mountaineering following in the footsteps of the pioneers of the Belluno Dolomites.