Maria Laura Spagnoli

In 35 A.D., a Roman tribune is sent to Palestine to investigate the death and possible resurrection of a certain Jesus from Nazareth.

A self-conscious young man keeps passing out while meeting his girlfriend's crass and abrasive family, blurring the line between nightmares and reality.

A man falls for a woman in the underground. But it's going to take a lot of work to get her into bed.

Early morning. Two bisexual couples are resting after a night of passion.

Companion piece to Jovanotti's 1997 seventh studio album 'Lorenzo 1997: L'albero'. “The movie tells a story starting from the end, when the long-awaited L'ALBERO is finally done and we realize we made the PERFECT, DEFINITIVE RECORD! But a lightning destroys the hard disk it was stored on, there's no backup and we have the record company knocking at the door for the master tapes. My band and I then agree to the only possible thing: to redo the album in a very short time by facing an initiatory, esoteric, ramshackle, crazy, mystical, chivalrous, demented journey from which the album we all know will emerge, which is not the PERFECT RECORD... but comes from that idea.” — Jovanotti

After disobeying God and having visited the site of 'forbidden fruits', Adam and Eve are trying to regain the lost Eden.

A man, wearing a female dress, has just moved into his new home. Beyond his humorous plot, 'the move' in this case also wants to represent another symbolic 'transfer': the restitution of dignity denied by the male world to the female, throughout the human history.

A soldier passes the time by drinking a hallucinogenic concoction, with unexpected -or perhaps expected- results.

Sex, betrayal and revenge. 'Coughing' love of a quiet married couple.

A real estate agent shows an apartment to a possible buyer.

A shooter with a gun is not able to keep his concentration while he is training.

A surrealistic vision of the hopeful and dangerous road of life.