A young austro-hungarian soldier escapes through Italian enemy lines in the final days of the Great War. Alone and frightened, he crosses the Asiago Plateau, a hostile but at the same time familiar territory, where nature proves to be a companion and witness to his journey. In a crescendo of emotions, the brutality of war is intertwined with memories of childhood and a deep connection with the natural world, giving rise to an inner conflict between destruction and harmony. A work that explores the boundary between history and myth, inspired by the name of a real-life soldier: Peter Pan.

Introduction
Damiano Gullì, curator for Contemporary Art and Public Program of Triennale Milano

Speakers include
Alina Marazzi, director, in dialogue with directors Gianfilippo Pedote and Giliano Carli, and Benedetta Barzini, actress and performer in the film.