Synopsis

Born a few months after the happy collapse of his parents' marriage, Teo Luci grows up in a large and unique family, raised by two polar opposites: his mother, from the South, raised on nannies, boarding schools, and lies; his father, from the North, raised in the woods and Catholicism. Aside from their son, the only similarity in their parents' disjointed lives is their passion for cinema: the reason they moved to Rome, the profession they're learning, the feverishness shared by everyone they surround themselves with. And that soon ends up infecting Teo, too. When, in high school, he meets Vera, he falls madly in love with her—a pure and innocent love, new and overwhelming, that lasts a moment, yet will change his life forever. So, after their relationship ends tragically and inexplicably, Teo finds himself struggling with absolute grief, and, having hit rock bottom, the only way to continue living is to try to get back up. To heal that incurable scar, he will discover he must face the most terrifying traumas because certain wounds, incredibly, already belonged to him.