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Three theater students who are self-isolating at home during the COVID-19 pandemic record their daily lives on their cellphones. Students having an online meeting with their professor are rehearsing a play adapted for the stage from Decameron, which tells the story of a medieval plague. When a student's home becomes a stage, their lives become a play. The distinction between fiction and reality is becoming increasingly blurred. Life and drama merge in a new reality.
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Three theater students who are self-isolating at home during the COVID-19 pandemic record their daily lives on their cellphones. Students having an online meeting with their professor are rehearsing a play adapted for the stage from Decameron, which tells the story of a medieval plague. When a student's home becomes a stage, their lives become a play. The distinction between fiction and reality is becoming increasingly blurred. Life and drama merge in a new reality.
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