Several people, cursed to turn into monstrous feral beasts, find themselves pursued through Germany by unknown, violent forces.

Deceit, perversion, and an unseen murderer follow a wealthy socialite through Italy as her mind breaks down into madness.

The story very freely echoes the vicissitudes of an expedition that really took place in the 19th century in the harsh and wild lands of the West.

Giuseppe Moscati, Doctor saint of Naples, was a doctor of the early twentieth century, from an aristocratic family devoted his career to serving the poor. The film focuses on the human side, partially leaving aside the spiritual part.

In the splendid setting of the Cilento, Francesca is preparing for her wedding but feels that something in her life is not quite right. Surrounded by her longtime friends, with wedding preparations in full swing, she begins to ask herself important questions and to look for answers where she has always built her most solid certitudes, as ever finding help from her counsellor, Don Fabio. She will end up stumbling on a truth that will completely subvert the tidiness of her life, questioning her tenets, only to realize she is ready to find herself.

Cornelia, a famous environmental influencer, travels around the city during the night looking for a place to connect on live TV where, due to a heated argument with the host, she leaves her telephone number as a provocation. The move turns out to be disastrous: he receives countless threatening calls and insults from the haters. In the middle of the night, he uncovers dark secrets about his family, questioning his life and relationships. The tension reaches a climax when her personal difficulties are reflected in a deep crisis with her daughter, leading her to face the price of fame and the painful truths that come with it.