Acting
Raffaella is a little girl suffering from a serious chronic illness. When Salerno is hit by a flood, she writes a poem to contribute to the fundraising effort. Meanwhile, a toy maker races against time to give her one last smile.
Giovanni is a famous life coach who claims he can make any desire come true. One day he announces a competition in which three people dissatisfied with their lives will win the chance to be followed by him for six months.
"My Second Time" is a movie about the importance of choices. Every day, as we live, we face crossroads, more or less visible, that force us to choose: enter or exit, "yes" or "no." It's part of everyone's daily life. There are difficult choices, those that require attention, reflection, and time. And there are easy, immediate ones, which we respond to almost without thinking because "we like it." Choices of the mind and choices of the gut, we might say. Yet the common denominator of choices, whether easy or difficult, is the uncertainty of the outcome.
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Lola is a twenty-five year old who is about to graduate in architecture at the University of Naples with a thesis on the correlations between buildings and Masonic symbolism during the Bourbon period to be documented with her handycam. Helped by Davide, Lola embarks on a journey made of archaeological discoveries, descents into underground tunnels and mysterious discoveries. The discovery of a strange object, however, leads her to the discovery of the Egyptian Osiridean Order, an ancient esoteric order kept hidden for some time.
It is an afternoon at the end of the school year, and Lorenzo and his friends gather at the Ughetto Forno bridge for a quick game of football. A blow to the head catapults Lorenzo back to June 5, 1944, making him experience firsthand what Ughetto Forno lived through. Upon waking, Lorenzo is a changed boy, deeply aware of the heroic deed performed many years ago by that Roman kid just like him. Today, standing face to face with the mural dedicated to Ughetto, he also feels a bit like a hero.
