Klara Grapci-Germizaj

17-year-old Giddy spends a week in England seeking reconnection with her queer and estranged sister, Julie. On the night of Julie’s 24th birthday, Giddy faces a tumultuous transition into adulthood. The sisters clash as old patterns and memories remerge.

The plot of the film revolves around the Bocca della Verità (Mouth of Truth), a Roman marble drain cover that has become a popular tourist attraction, known for the legend that it will bite off the hand of anyone who lies while placing their hand inside it. The film likely explores themes related to truth, deception, and perhaps the allure and impact of this ancient legend on modern visitors.