Grand Tour takes us on an exotic journey from Egypt to Thailand. We see the landscape from the point of view of an Italian tourist couple of the 70s. The dreamy and fluid montage is composed entirely from archival footage from Home Movies Archive in Bologna. The selection shows just camera car views, from buses, cars, boats and any means of transport taken by the couple, giving us a surface touch of the worlds they encounter. The unwitting eye of the two is often meeting various goods, manufactures, and commodities, that are traveling aside those pioneer tourists, suggesting a coming future of free (and not) movement of people and goods. 
The video needs to be installed next to imported goods form Thailand and Egypt that you can find in Argentina: rice, coconut water, peanuts, mango juice, papaya sirup, and any other goods available in loco.
The space is semi dark and the sound is surrounding the visitor.
The video has two options of screenings: 
opt.1: Gallery space. The video is rear projected on a rear projection screen, all around it the products from Thailand and Egypt.
opt.2: Grocery deli shop. The video is installed in a grocery shop, preferably a deli. The video in showed on a screen (pref. block monitor like Hantarex MGG 28). the screen is positioned next to the food and goods from Thailand and Egypt. 
For both options the sound is surrounding the visitor, stereo sound on external speakers.