Paolo Carboni

Cagliari. It is the day before Christmas Eve in 1985 when the owner of a wine shop is killed with three gunshots for a few hundred thousand lire. The judiciary needs a culprit, the city needs illusory security. A few days after the murder, Aldo is arrested. His crime is his past as a heroin addict, which is well known to the police, who accuse him on the basis of flimsy and specious evidence. Aldo, who is innocent, spends six months in solitary confinement before taking his own life.

In June 2010, thousands of shepherds from Sardinia joined their forces: the shepherds invaded ports, airports, roads, and occupied the regional government's palace to achieve dignity and a fair price for their products. This film is an unusual journey through their reasons and their daily life.

Alos is Gairo, a small town in Sardinia. Ghost town, now uninhabited. To tell the story is the Sardinian director Daniele Atzeni, a delicate and refined documentary filmmaker who narrates life stories of mines, workers and fishermen. A Sardinia unknown to most, forgotten by many.

Issa is a young girl who wants to see the world. She lives in a small village where no babies have been born in a long time. She is pregnant. She wants to run away, but the old villagers want her to give birth in the village at any cost. The future not belong to her.