After Baggio's infamous 1994 World Cup miss, a man's obsession with avoiding adulthood forces him to confront the price of eternal youth and the balance between nostalgia and responsibility.

In the wake of Baggio's heart-wrenching 1994 World Cup miss, a man finds himself trapped in the grip of "Peter Pan syndrome," a relentless pursuit to dodge the trappings of adulthood. As the years go by, his obsession with eternal youth brings laughter and pain, challenging him to weigh the allure of everlasting childhood against the responsibilities and rewards of grown-up life. In this journey of self-discovery, he must confront the delicate balance between cherishing memories and embracing the present, all while questioning the actual cost of never wanting to grow up.—Anthony Sarracco