Mytilus

Divided into chapters like a memoir and punctuated by an alternation of natural stillness and special encounters, this film celebrates the subtle discoveries that define our identity. It highlights not the grand events of life, but the poetry found in simple moments, the everyday, and the shared intimacy of those we hold dear.

The story of a contemporary Robinson Crusoe, stranded on a desolate beach without any comforts, begins to question whether what he once considered comforts were actually illusions. It’s a search for freedom that moves from solitude to the acceptance of beauty, from consumerist recklessness to hunting for food to survive. An inverted environment that, in the end, doesn’t seem so far from his true self.

Prof. Franco Fossi thinks he can get away with drugs, shady business, and blackmailing students. He has no idea a brutal reality check is coming.

A young emerging filmmaker roams the streets of Florence, capturing the fleeting gestures of love shared by strangers in the city of art.

Pietro hears a knock at the door. When he opens it, he finds himself facing an unexpected proposal.

On the day of the apocalypse, a group of friends gathers in a house to party with drugs, alcohol, and love as they wait for the end.

Matteo thinks he meets a girl online and after sending her an erotic video made in the bathroom the next day he finds it published everywhere.

In a domestic Eden, nature opens the door to desire and desire to something deeper.

The first film of the trilogy dedicated to Palmaria island from the album The Queen Is Dead by The Smiths

The final chapter of the musical trilogy from the epic Smiths album

Giulio and Anna, the night after making love, wake up and try to start the day, but Giulio’s seemingly insurmountable fears rise to the surface. With deep understanding and tenderness, Anna tries to delve into these fears, offering a new perspective on life to someone who has already resigned himself to his fate.

John take a trip across the sea listening to the Smiths