Lorenzo Carcasci

Devastated and depressed by the death of his girlfriend Iris—brutally murdered by an unknown killer—Aristodemo purchases a life-sized sex doll named Persephone. He subsequently descends into a state of progressive delusion, eventually convincing himself that Persephone has come to life. As he spirals into increasingly extreme sexual acts with the doll, the killer who murdered Iris strikes again.

Fake news and racial integration: is there a connection? 5 stories, a rifle, the patron' festival and a small community with its everyday life are going to be upset by an outsider, an unscrupulous journalist coming from the big city.

Nighttime. Patrick has just lost his job. On his way home, he vents to his mother on the phone, but after walking into a deserted alley... he immediately gets mugged. Dave appears with his knife. Patrick hands over his wallet but not his cell phone (no one hangs up on their mother, right?). After a few moments, however, Carlos appears too. And so does his gun. The two robbers begin an argument over who has the right to rob poor Patrick. And between threats, small talk, cooking tips, and a mother on the phone... who will rob whom?

Forty-year-old Marco, married to the daughter of the owner of the advertising agency where he works, loses everything overnight because of a whim: having a romantic encounter with Lia, who lures men online to make ends meet, getting them to pay for her expenses and then running away immediately afterwards. Marco feels something for her that goes beyond sex; perhaps he is in love with her. When he asks a nerdy friend for a place to stay, he realises he has a rare gift: he knows how to use words. So he turns it into a lucrative business, becoming a modern Cyrano for lonely people looking for companionship, sex, love, and humanity, searching for someone to connect with. But Lia is still on his mind, and one day he meets her again...