Tommaso is an American artist living in Rome with his wife Nikki (Cristina Chiriac) and their three-year-old daughter, torn between an unstable relationship and a daily life made up of teaching, studying, and ties to the city. His wife’s desire to redefine their marriage conflicts with the simple balance that Tommaso has built, fueled by his love for his daughter and his relationships with the locals. His artistic sensibility and unresolved past open up a complex inner space, where spirituality, visions, and identity intertwine in the condition of eternal foreignness.
At the 16-minute mark, Cristina Chiriac has sex with a man on the sofa. At the 47-minute mark, Sofia Rania walks totally naked into an empty café with a tray in her hand. She brings coffee to the only person present, a man waiting for her at a table. She sits in front of him and kisses him. In a long sequence at the sixty-seventh minute, Dharma Mangia Woods dances totally naked with a man, who at the end of the dance hugs her from behind before lying down on the floor. Three minutes later, we see Cristina Chiriac naked in the shower. At the ninety-sixth minute, Cristina walks around naked in the dark house. She meets a man in the hallway and stops to talk to him for a while.
At the 16-minute mark, Cristina Chiriac has sex with a man on the sofa. At the 47-minute mark, Sofia Rania walks totally naked into an empty café with a tray in her hand. She brings coffee to the only person present, a man waiting for her at a table. She sits in front of him and kisses him. In a long sequence at the sixty-seventh minute, Dharma Mangia Woods dances totally naked with a man, who at the end of the dance hugs her from behind before lying down on the floor. Three minutes later, we see Cristina Chiriac naked in the shower. At the ninety-sixth minute, Cristina walks around naked in the dark house. She meets a man in the hallway and stops to talk to him for a while.
