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Truffle Town
From the truffle capital of the world.
Documentary Feature·2026·1h 30m·210 Digital Original·Directed by Gonzalo de la Torre & Pedro Velasco·Executive Producer Gonzalo de la Torre·Director of Photography Pedro Velasco
Preorder in 4K$14.99$24.99Save 40%Premieres Oct 16, 2026
Three generations of one family took the risk of creating the truffle capital of the world. When the French and the Italians ran out of their wild truffles, they crossed the border — only to find that the land of this one town had the perfect elements for the most bountiful, aroma-filled truffles on earth. The trailer never names the town. The film does — at the premiere.
Following one family and the dogs trained to find what no human eye can see, Truffle Town uncovers the mystery behind one of the world’s most coveted ingredients: a story of land, legacy, obsession, and the invisible forces that connect us to what lies buried below.
“More than 70% of the world’s truffles come from Spain.”
— Truffle Town
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From the director of A Dónde Vas? — Official Selection, San Diego Latino Film Festival
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The Truffle Town Story
Six chapters, one hidden world
Coming Soon
The Truffle Dogs
Featurette
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The Hunt
Featurette
Coming Soon
Unearthed
Featurette
Coming Soon
Black Gold
Featurette
Coming Soon
The Farmers
Featurette
Coming Soon
The Table
Featurette
How to watch
On the free 210 Digital app
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You own the film in 4K, forever. Buy once and watch anytime, on any device signed into your account — no subscription. $14.99 is the lowest price it will ever be.
Six: English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, and Chinese (Simplified) — switchable before you play and during playback.
On the free 210 Digital app for Apple TV, iPhone, and iPad. The trailer is free for everyone right now.
Yes. A 48-hour rental for $9.99 opens at the premiere. The clock starts when you press play, so you can start whenever you’re ready.
No. 210 Digital is buy-to-own or rent — there’s no monthly fee and no account required just to browse and watch the trailer.
Spain is the world’s largest producer of black truffle: around 120 tonnes in 2022, three times France and four times Italy, which until recently led the world (AFP, 2023). Roughly 80% of it comes from a single area of eastern Spain — the biggest source on earth. Truffle Town was filmed among those farmers and the dogs who bring the truffles out of the ground. The trailer never names the town. The film does — at the premiere.