This is not a marathon for runners. And it\u2019s not couch-bound binge-watching \u201cfor a whole day\u201d either. It\u2019s a marathon for those who crave inspiration, and maybe even a discreet tear or two (polite, never melodramatic). The INC_ONTRI mini-docs by Cook_inc., made with Lazy Farm, are short (about 12 minutes per episode), but they don\u2019t fly by. They\u2019re real encounters: no inflated stories, just people, choices, trajectories rather than finishing lines. They tell the stories of people who are truly changing things, one tiny step at a time.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Let\u2019s set a bit of context<\/strong>. The first season of INC_ONTRI was born from the desire to let a few stories step out of the pages of Cook_inc. and breathe on screen as well. Not to replicate them, but to complete them. Articles and documentaries aren\u2019t two sides of the same coin, they\u2019re two pieces of the same conversation. So yes, watch the video. And then, if you feel like it, read the story too. Or the other way around (remember the commutative property of addition? Exactly, go with that).<\/p>\n\n\n\n Each story is its own world, set in different places, shaped by different responsibilities, and, above all, driven by radical choices made in small towns that aren\u2019t always the easiest or most convenient to reach. The food is there, of course, (there’s also wine, music, and time itself) mostly as a language, a tool, an excuse, and above all an accelerator of humanity.<\/p>\n\n\n\n There are four short videos, meant to be watched one at a time and\/or all in a row. And here’s a spoiler: in early January the fifth \u2013 and final \u2013 episode will be released. <\/p>\n\n\n\n1. Agata in Wonderland<\/h2>\n\n\n\n