Viola è viola

Brigitta, nearing her fourteenth birthday, finds herself once again stuck at home during the summer holidays, a routine she dreads. While her friends enjoy adventures and carefree days, she grapples with the confines of her family's expectations and the monotony of her surroundings. Each year feels like a repeat of the last, filled with mundane chores and the absence of excitement.

As the days drag on, Brigitta's yearning for freedom intensifies. Her vivid imagination transports her to vibrant, far-off places, where the color and chaos of summer unfold in stark contrast to her reality. The struggle between her dreams and her domestic life becomes increasingly palpable, forcing her to confront her own desires and aspirations.

In this tumultuous period of self-discovery, Brigitta navigates the delicate balance between childhood and the cusp of adolescence. Her journey is not just about the summer's passivity but also about finding the strength to carve out her own identity amid the expectations placed upon her.