Between Columbia and Italy, a trip to tell a modern love story. He is Italian and had an affair with a prostitute. She is Colombian and she had an affair with a crack-addict, from which her child was born. Like parallel stories, an ocean between them, it seemed they would never meet. But a chat works a miracle and their lives change direction: they fall in love and go to live togheter, at first in Columbia and then in Italy in a small mountain village near to Rome, both still trying to find a job or reinvent a work. The child, that they are bringing up together, reads 'Pinocchio', recreating their crazy and romantic adventure in his own unique way.—Anonymous

Between Columbia and Italy, a trip to tell a modern love story. He is Italian and had an affair with a prostitute. She is Colombian and she had an affair with a crack-addict, from which her child was born. Like parallel stories, an ocean between them, it seemed they would never meet. But a chat works a miracle and their lives change direction: they fall in love and go to live together, at first in Columbia and then in Italy in a small mountain village near to Rome, both still trying to find a job or reinvent a work. The child, that they are bringing up together, reads "Pinocchio", recreating their crazy and romantic adventure in his own unique way.—Ilaria Jovine