Life for Fede, a high school student living in nun-run housing in Italy, is reliably routine until a new visitor arrives, inspiring her to go out of her way to make a connection.

A young student prepares his degree thesis on Pasolini and Bologna by investigating the relationship of the great intellectual with the city of his childhood and his studies. Following in the footsteps left by Pasolini in Bo­logna, the protagonist will tell, for the first time in the form of a documentary and with a rock narrative rhythm, the emotional, visceral but also controversial bond of Pasolini with Bologna until his final days, also characterized by severe criticisms of the “consumerist and communist” city, a symbolic terrain of the adverse social and economic metamorphosis from paleo­industrial to neo-capitalist society.

Two sisters find themselves clashing on a chilling theme: understand what will become of the body of their dead mother. One would like to cremate her, the other would like to resort her to hibernation.

Somewhere in time, in a nameless city, Mandillä (25) lives with Violetta (20), with whom he is madly in love. Mandillä suffers from insomnia and memory loss. At night, he collects debts for an unspecified criminal organization, an activity of which Violetta is unaware. The fragile balance of Mandillä's life is further jeopardized when one night he finds himself forced to collect debts from someone very close to Violetta...