Michele Granata

A Japanese father arrives in Rome to clear out his deceased daughter's room. He speaks neither the language nor knows the life she led—until he meets the girl she loved. Together, they traverse a foreign city, carrying the weight of a grief that belongs to neither of them.

Bruno is a middle-aged unemployed man and desperate for a job. He will soon discover that nobody is ready to help him and that the war between the poor is the only reality that belongs to him.