Gorilla blues

In the sweltering heat of the hottest night in a century, a man known as Sandrone, or Gorilla, makes a bold decision to leave Milan. The oppressive air hums with tension as he embarks on a journey that promises to unravel both personal and external chaos. His departure isn’t merely an escape; it symbolizes a deep longing for connection, purpose, and perhaps redemption.

As Gorilla navigates through a landscape marked by emotional and societal upheaval, he encounters a tapestry of characters, each reflecting the complexities of modern life. These interactions compel him to confront his past while also challenging his understanding of loyalty and survival. The narrative intertwines personal dilemmas with broader themes, creating a rich, immersive experience.

Dazieri crafts a vivid portrayal of urban life, infused with a sense of urgency and nostalgia. With each step, Gorilla digs deeper into the labyrinth of his psyche and the city’s underbelly, revealing the truths and lies that lie within. As the night unfolds, the stakes grow higher, leading to an inevitable climax that tests both his resilience and his humanity.