Renato Cioni, la voce dell’Elba is a documentary that delves into the life and work of tenor Renato Cioni, one of the most renowned figures in the international opera scene. His career is deeply intertwined with the island of Elba, his homeland, and the film explores not only his artistic journey but also the profound connection he maintained with the island’s landscape and traditions, which nourished both his art and spirit.
The documentary unfolds as a visual and auditory narrative, where Cioni’s figure emerges not only through his performances but also through interviews, archival images, and footage of Elba itself. The film illustrates how Cioni’s music extends far beyond prestigious international stages, deeply rooted in the unique context of Elba, and giving voice to an entire community.
Cioni’s voice becomes a symbol of cultural continuity, bridging musical tradition with historical memory. It reflects on the vital role art plays in preserving and enriching the identity of a territory. His music serves as the thread that connects him to his land and its people, creating a synthesis between the individual and the collective.
With an evocative soundtrack and meticulous editing, Renato Cioni, the Voice of Elba invites the viewer on a journey that transcends a simple biographical narrative. It offers a profound reflection on the significance of music as a carrier of universal values and underscores the importance of preserving cultural memory.

Screenplay by Stefano Muti; Editing by Marco Tagliani; Camera Operators by Stefano Muti and Luca Della Vecchia; Music by Enrico Lupi; Cast by Renato Cioni (protagonist), and other witnesses and personalities who speak about his life and art; Production by Elba Film, in collaboration with other local organizations and foundations. Origin: Italy, Year: 2025, Running Time: 53 minutes.