Claudia Genolini

To grant the last wish of their dearest friend, three boys and a girl spend one night in an old, empty house in the woods. Their lives are bound by a murky past. The sudden and inexplicable disappearance of both doors and windows will force them to deal with grievances hoarded over the years, starting a massacre game which will cost them more than just a sleepless night.

*Coscine di Pollo* tells the story of Dania, David, and Anna, a Jewish family struggling to survive during World War II. On October 16, 1943, 1,200 Jews were rounded up in Rome and deported to camps in Austria. David and Dania managed to help little Anna escape, at the cost of their own lives. Many years later, Anna recounts that day to her granddaughter Ester, but in the style of a fairy tale—featuring a dragon, a princess, and a magical fairy.

Three young musicians think they have luck on their side when they score the keys to a beautiful villa outside of Rome for the weekend. Unfortunately, they soon discover that they are not alone.

Carlo Verdone plays himself by portraying the drama and the comedy of his private life and his relationship with a loving and oppressive mother: Rome.