The Mountain Pact

Christian, a young Milanese designer, goes to Biella to look for quality fabrics for his collections.

There he discovers the history of the Mountain Pact, the first trade union agreement in Europe, perhaps in the world, to establish equal pay for men and women, signed during the Second World War between textile employers and workers, with the protection of the partisans.

In Biella Christian meets Nino Cerruti, the world-famous designer and entrepreneur, son of the man who signed the Pact, and Argant, the partisan commander witnessed what happened.

Christian and Nino decide to prepare a tribute to Argante in recognition of the symbolic value of that extraordinary event.