Luca Canarecci

In the scorching heat of a Bolognese summer, three youngsters share games, love affairs and a beach umbrella. Twenty years later, a woman tells the truth for the first time.

2009. Andrea is just a child when his happy family is torn apart by the economic crisis. Sixteen years later, fragile and lost, he searches for meaning in life through petty crime. But when the ghost of his childhood returns, everything falls apart.

A young man is on the brink of ending his life. But then, a memory from his past comes back: a day forever changed by an extraordinary encounter.

Two criminals must get rid of a corpse, carrying it through a forest that seems to stand in their way.

After suffering the loss of his grandmother, Francesco morbidly clings to everything that reminds him of her, risking losing contact with reality.

Lost in the void of a midnight drive, Tommaso’s thoughts spiral into an obsession that turns the road into a mental labyrinth. When a cryptic message breaks the monotony of the drive, his search for meaning veers into the unknown, pulling him into a metaphysical abyss where time folds in on itself. Here, re-living the past is no longer a haunting memory, but a choice.

A filmmaker chases the essence of cinema, pushing beyond the limits of creation. But the closer he gets to his truth, the more reality blurs.

An evening among friends kindles an unusual thought, which will lead to an absurd conclusion.