An immersive documentary showcasing Malta’s heritage, artistry and contemporary culture.
The Mediterranean spirit of Malta is set to reach new audiences as the mini- documentary La Dolce Vita in Malta has been officially selected for screening at Toronto’s 2026 Lavazza IncluCity Festival (ICFF), one of North America’s leading arts and film festivals. The film will screen on July 8 as part of the festival’s program celebrating stories that connect culture, identity and artistic expression.
Produced by Dolce Media Group in collaboration with VisitMalta, the film explores the people, artistry and traditions that shape Malta’s identity. Through stunning visuals and exclusive interviews, it showcases the island nation’s rich heritage and vibrant creative community.
“We are pleased to welcome La Dolce Vita in Malta as part of the 2026 festival program,” said Cristiano de Florentiis, executive director and co-founder of ICFF. “ICFF celebrates stories that connect culture, identity and artistic expression, and this project beautifully captures all of those elements while sharing a unique Mediterranean story with audiences.”
Featuring leading creatives and cultural figures, the film offers an authentic portrait of Malta’s heritage, craftsmanship and modern creative spirit. Selected by one of Canada’s premier film festivals, La Dolce Vita in Malta brings that story to an international audience.
