Emilia Scarpati Fanetti

24 hours, from dawn on Saturday morning at dawn on Sunday morning. Eight boys between 25 and 30 years, 4 bathrooms. A way of painting these eight characters - in social life always masked - the place where, however, can be themselves, a place where the more you are or where you just bring only the true confidants. The bathroom becomes a place where fiction explodes, and leaves room for sadness and sorrow, compassion, love, shame, youth who goes and that you try to keep close.

Clara has had a difficult relationship with motherhood since finding out she was pregnant with her daughter Amanda when she was 20, challenging the body she deems unfit for the role of mother by giving it without pleasure and working long hours in sordid night clubs. She decides to leave her daughter and partner but ten years later she is forced to take a newfound responsibility when Amanda falls ill.

A clash between fishermen and poachers is surging on the Po river Delta. A local group of volunteers lead by Osso wants to save the river from overfishing and defend it from the Florians, a family on the run from the Danube region. They have with them Elia, who once was part of the local community and now is on the opposite side of the conflict. Overtaken by blind violence and thirst for vengeance, Elia and Osso will confront each other in the Delta fogs, discovering their real nature in a fight that has no heroes.

Don Matteo is a thoroughly ordinary Catholic priest with an extraordinary ability to read people and solve crimes. He’s a parish priest who never met an unjustly accused person he didn’t want to help.