Lost in the void of a midnight drive, Tommaso’s thoughts spiral into an obsession that turns the road into a mental labyrinth. When a cryptic message breaks the monotony of the drive, his search for meaning veers into the unknown, pulling him into a metaphysical abyss where time folds in on itself. Here, re-living the past is no longer a haunting memory, but a choice.
Francesco Pasquinelli
Director
Andrea Bombardi
Tommaso
Luca Canarecci
Enea
Gabriele Rattini
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Francesco Gherardi
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Thomas Calisesi
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Edoardo Carminucci
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Marco Francisconi
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Luca Fraternali
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Leonardo Paganelli
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Giovanni Marchetti Vivoli
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