Leonardo Di Pasquale

Libera Uscita tells the story of teenagers—some who love, some who have never loved, and others who are too self-absorbed to do so. It speaks about first experiences and self-discovery, but consent is essential to ensure that this journey doesn't become something monstrous.

The peaceful life of a countryman, soon to become a father, is continuously disrupted by bizarre events and unsettling apparitions. What is happening around him? How much of what he is experiencing is real, and how much is a product of his imagination?