From 9 to 11 September 2026, Cinema in Cantina returns, the film festival that brings cinema into the wineries of the Prosecco DOC appellation, transforming these symbolic places of wine culture into spaces for meeting, storytelling and sharing.
Now in its ninth edition, the initiative is conceived and produced by Sole Luna Doc Film Festival in collaboration with Ginko Film, and promoted by the Prosecco DOC Protection Consortium, with the aim of creating a dialogue between cinema, territory and food and wine excellence.
The event features three evenings, each of which will begin with a guided tour of the winery and a Prosecco DOC tasting in the company of athletes and filmmakers, and will conclude with a screening of the selected film.
Cinema tells the story of sport: stories of challenges, passion and change
Following the path explored in previous editions, Cinema in Cantina will continue in 2026 to explore the theme of sport, understood as a powerful form of expression capable of bringing people, cultures and generations together.
Like cinema, sport is a universal language: it tells stories of individual and collective challenges, reflects changes within society and showcases the human ability to overcome limits and boundaries. Sport captivates because it speaks through shared values: passion, sacrifice, determination, teamwork and the joy of achievement. Every discipline holds stories that inspire, move and encourage us to look beyond the final result, offering an authentic perspective on the human experience.
The selection of documentaries for the 2026 edition will guide audiences through different perspectives on the world of sport, featuring stories that place people, their challenges and the universal value of sporting experiences at the centre.
Three events among the wineries of the Prosecco DOC appellation
The 2026 edition will unfold over three evenings, hosted in three representative locations across the Prosecco DOC territory.
September 10th – starting at 7:30 p.m.
Cantina Pizzolato – Villorba (Treviso)
Screening of Wansati – As Flores do Mundo by Alessio Garlaschelli
Guests: Sara Seye, Loide Agosta, and Nicole Armanasco (Benetton Rugby – women’s team); Alessandro Garbisi and Giulio Marini (Benetton Rugby – men’s team).
The film series will kick off in in Treviso, with a story that weaves together memory, identity, and passion.
September 11th – starting at 7:30 p.m.
Castello di Roncade – Roncade (Treviso)
Screening of Anime Libere — Il richiamo del nord by Andrea Azzetti
Guests: director Andrea Azzetti and Asia Wolosz, captain of Prosecco DOC Imoco Volley.
The second evening will take the audience on a new journey through the world of sports, in the historic setting of Roncade Castle, with a program dedicated to the power of personal and collective experiences told through the language of documentary film.
October 14th – starting at 7:30 p.m.
Cabert – Bertiolo (Udine)
Screening of La Cima by Simone Cargnoni
Guests: Moreno Pesce, an athlete with a passion for the mountains and a leading figure in the world of trail running and vertical races.
The final stop of the film series will take place in Salgareda with a story dedicated to the mountains and personal challenges, told through a cinematic lens that explores the relationship between humans, the environment, and pushing one’s limits.
Admission to all events is free, with booking required.
Places are limited. Further information and booking details will be available through the official channels of Sole Luna Doc Film Festival and the participating wineries.
