Carla Pollacchi

Silvia Monteferrante, a young literature professor, suddenly finds herself embroiled in the investigation into the death of her ex-husband, a police sub-inspector. His disappearance also leads to the loss of funds belonging to an organization embedded within the police force itself, of which her ex-husband was a member. She must retrace his last movements, unaware that she is being used as bait and the only way to find the location where the organization's funds are physically hidden. But nothing, not even death, is what it seems.

A doll, a clown, and a sinister fairy—these are the characters in the play that Dul—a young woman trapped in the role of a child—and her parents perform every week in an abandoned theater. The auditorium is empty; only Dul’s dolls wait expectantly. But today, the play takes an unexpected turn: Mother has decided to burn Dul alive. Dul is unable to react until her dolls speak to her for the first time, helping her save herself. Yet matters do not end there; with her dolls' help, Dul must break free from her mother and become a woman in the only way possible within this dysfunctional family.

The monotony of everyday life is a constant in human life. It can be tiring, but in some cases, like Juan’s, it can go beyond the limits of reality