Simone Poggi

Emma, a curious and imaginative nine-year-old girl, loves unicorns, spaceships, and Christmas trees. She lives with her quirky family: her mother Sara, a molecular gastronomy enthusiast; her sharp-witted grandmother Loredana; and her stern father Leo, a science teacher worried about the fantasy world Emma inhabits. Emma’s imaginary friend, Mojito, helps her escape reality, but her parents—on the verge of separation—struggle to understand her. Meanwhile, Bob, Leo’s long-forgotten imaginary friend, reappears, trying to reconnect with him before vanishing forever. The story explores Emma’s journey to find a balance between her dreams, reality, and her family dynamics.

Luca is a guy of few words, who by choice remains alone in his family house by the sea, over a weekend. Cécile, a girl whose past and present are a little difficult, will change his linear routine. At the end of the two days, nothing will be as before.

Luca is a lonely boy. He likes to go swimming in a pool at night when no one is there except silence. Everything goes fine and quiet until one Monday an unknown swimmer named Mia breaks into his own little world.