Roger Rominger forges knives in Val Fex, a valley the world comes to see and where his family has farmed for generations. Adriano Coretti logs timber above St. Moritz in summer and tends his horses in Sils Maria in winter, preparing to inherit a farm worked by three generations before him.

Grischun: Engiadina is a series of documentary films, photographs, music and writing made in the Engadin valleys of Graubünden — following people whose lives are bound to this landscape and to a Romansh-speaking culture that is both ancient and present.

Each film is accompanied by photography, recorded conversations, and a print journal. The work is made from within the valley, in close collaboration with its communities.

Across the series, questions of inheritance emerge in different forms: who remains, who leaves, what is carried forward, and what is transformed.