A series of five long-form documentary portraits from the Romansh-speaking communities of Graubünden (Grischun). Each film follows a single person — a blacksmith, a farmer, a shepherd — through the rhythms of work, season, and place.

The series does not mourn what is passing. It looks at what endures, and at the cost of being the person through whom things endure.

Grischun: Engiadina

Five films — Romansh valleys, Swiss Alps — 2026

I — Fexer

Location: Val Fex


Subject: Roger Rominger — father, knifemaker, blacksmith and farmer.


Logline: In the remote Val Fex, a blacksmith shapes knives inspired by the mountains that have shaped his family over generations — as the valley around him is quietly transformed.


Status: In production

View: A Knifemaker & An Ancient Alpine Language


II — Traunter Ovas

Location: Segl/Sils Maria


Subject: Adriano Coretti — A young farmer and forester.


Logline: A young farmer in Sils Maria prepares to inherit the land his family built over three generations. As the seasons turn, the film watches what that inheritance is made of — in work, in risk, and in relationship to place.


Status: In Production


III — Forthcoming

IV — Forthcoming

V — Forthcoming