Synopsis
Sofia is a widowed stay-at-home mom. Her life changes radically after reading her teen-aged son’s philosophy textbook. She now understands things and confidently guides her friend Filomena through a marital crisis. But delving deeper into reason also means finding shadows in its light.
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