Giglia Marra

Lodo is twenty years old and lives the difficulties of his age, between a difficult relationship with his father and the attempt to conquer Giulia, his roommate with whom he is madly in love. He performs with the MOB, an indie band, in a legendary Roman club: the Morrison. One day, by chance, Lodo's path crosses that of Libero Ferri, a former rock star with a stalemate career, who tries to find success but ends up withdrawing more and more in himself, neglecting his beautiful wife Luna and living isolated in his luxurious villa full of memories. Between dreams, failures, friendship, tormented loves and curious characters, their meeting will become a mutual stimulus to move forward, but at times also a difficult comparison between generations and very different ways of being.

A young mother barricades herself inside her home with her little daughter, Bianca. The domestic calm is shattered when a stranger begins knocking insistently at the door. The situation escalates when the woman realizes that someone—having previously sent her threatening messages on social media—has managed to break directly into the apartment. Mother and daughter are thus forced to fight to defend themselves and save their lives from a threat that is as sudden as it is invisible.

The carefree atmosphere and the joy of being outdoors suddenly turn into a nightmare when the little girl is kidnapped. From that moment on, the mother embarks on a desperate race against time and an agonizing struggle to find her daughter, amidst a tense, suspense-filled atmosphere. The short film was shot entirely on an iPad.

Fighting a modern, fragmented and brutal Mafia, the Sicilian Anti-Mafia Squad seeks to crush the criminal network that holds a death grip on the region. Sophisticated surveillance helps, unless the enemy lies within.