If things could ever talk (2026)

On a chilly Catania morning, Rachele steps back into the apartment she once called home with Paolo, hoping to collect her things. But every item she touches carries the weight of a love that just ended, stirring up memories she wasn't ready to face. These everyday objects echo a timeless custom—the bridal trousseau—sparking a powerful, cross-generational meditation on what we hold onto, what we call home, and how we define our bonds in today's world.