Maurizio takes care of someone, alone, every day, every day. He does it with a smile on his lips, with joy, with the will not to give in. The days normally pass in their simplicity inside his apartment, while he continues to take care of his "little one" who doesn't miss anything. He washes her, plays with her, talks to her, feeds her, sleeps next to her and continues to address her calling her "my baby", but who is actually the person she takes care of every day?

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Piccola Mia

At the end of his studies, Libero - a boy suffering from a rare disease - wants to take up home alone with his friends. Despite qualifying as a social media manager and engaging in research, Libero is unable to find employment that will provide him with financial independence from his parents. Faced with the possibility of a cashier position at the neighborhood supermarket Libero hesitates, terrified of his own limitations and perhaps bitter at the idea of a job other than the one he dreamed of. In the meantime, the friends are pressing for the decision on the house. Thanks to his parents' empathy, dialogue and willpower, Libero too will find his way.&nbsp;

LIBERO - The Rhythm of Life

Osas Egbon, 38 years old, is the president of the first Italian association against forced prostitution, entirely composed of Nigerian women who are all former victims of human trafficking. They are the “Benin City Women”, because of the name of the city where they all come from: Nigeria’s capital, that Osas left in 2002 e that is the home of 80% of the women who are victims of sexual human trafficking. For young Nigerian women looking to be freed from the prostitution slavery, Osas is their guiding star. Not only because they speak the same language, but also because she has experienced herself what violence and prostitution mean. She was a victim of human trafficking as well, before breaking free in 2004 and building a life for herself. In a direct interview, she recounts us how she managed to rebel. A story that starts in the present and proceeds to the past, to the roots of her courage, to her innermost and deepest motivations that make her a heroine pervaded by a precise need of justice and legality. Before being a leader, Osas is a mother first.

Osas and The Women From Benin City

Assunta is a prostitute who, once her little son Mattia has been removed from the brutal fury of a violent father, chooses to give him into foster care to allow him to have what she, momentarily, cannot give him. Through the protagonist's point of view we will investigate the very delicate bond between mother/child/foster family, without ever losing sight of the child's emotional priorities. By letting ourselves be carried away by her voice, we will find ourselves inside her reality; in the daily life of a village in timeless Sicily. We will walk along those streets alongside her, surprising ourselves to find within that story many other small stories full of prejudice and slander towards the village prostitute.

Assunta

Marco has been in prison for 20 years for murder. It is the day of his release, the day he can be reborn. But the only feeling he can feel is the fear of being free again. Sometimes it only takes a few seconds to change a life.

7 Secondi

The celebration of a young priest's decision to embrace his vocation and the renunciation of carnal love, in a captivating melancholic Rock and Roll musical.

Padre

Mariano is devoted to his neighbourhood church and his job as a police inspector. His idol, however, is Maurizio Merli, so much so that he dresses and hairstyles like him. He often confides in his parish priest, Don Amedeo, who has managed to bring back a few young people among the already few elderly faithful. Meanwhile, Mariano finds himself following the case of a new drug, the CDC. What is behind this racket? Perhaps there is a lead to solve the case...

Il caso è chiuso, andate in pace

A healer with extraordinary powers suffers the worst of curses: he can't save his sick wife. But close to him there's his beloved granddaughter, who doesn't give up.

Giulietto is a really shy 8-year-old kid, whose parents, recently moved to the countryside, and are going through a hard time in their marriage that reflects on the child despite their intentions. Giulietto finds a way to escape, hiding under the big cherry tree, with his friend Mario.

Bigger than me

20 November 1945, Villarbasse (Italy). Jocu narrates the real events that lead four young people to transform from petty thieves into murderers.

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Jocu

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