
Lost and Found
"Forgetting one's identity, one's gender, forgetting everything."
Synopsis
Oppressed by her husband, her lover, and her obsessive mother, a bourgeois woman is reunited with a childhood companion at the central train station in Milan. Throughout 24 hours there, she will experience her particular descent into hell.
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