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A documentary celebrating Die unendliche Geschichte (1984) via cast and crew interviews, whilst exploring the lives of stars Noah Hathaway and Tami Stronach since those breakthrough roles.

Set against the backdrop of 20th-century Sicily, the sicilian storyteller chronicles the tumultuous life of Rosa Balistreri, a legendary figure in Sicilian folk music.

It's September 1943, the days when chaos breaks out in the parts of Italy tormented by the war. Marshal Badoglio, head of the Italian government, manages to get the Allied forces to agree to an armistice and flees Rome along with the king, leaving Italy in pandemonium. The army can no longer tell who the enemy is and who is on their side. The story becomes a tragedy for the soldiers, who are left to their own defenses, but also and especially for the civilians of Istria, Fiume, Giulia and Dalmatia, who now must face a new adversary: Tito's partisans, steadily advancing and driven by anti-Italian rage. In this dramatic historical context, Norma Cossetto emerges as a key figure - a young Istrian woman, student of the University of Padua, barbarically raped and murdered by Tito's partisans - chosen for this brutal crime only because she was guilty of being Italian.

A day in Cagliari narrated by the young Caterina.

On a hot summer day, a taciturn teen boy makes his way through the hustle of Cairo - with a baby in tow. His arrival at a hospital reveals the turmoil beneath his muted expression.

Arianna, a young and brilliant transexual lawyer is ready to deal with an interview for the job she desires. Now, after a long self-acceptation path, the only thing she needs is a job that would permit her to be independent and have a normal life.

Elena's story told through her first teenage loves in Italy in the early 1990s.

A teenage brother and sister's fight over the TV remote control gets out of hand.

Haunted by wartime traumas, Giovanni's tumultuous spirit finds solace in the wisdom of an elderly lady who unveils his extraordinary gift: the ability to harness the spirit of a departed soul and heal the tormented.

It's the story of Stella, a young girl living with her father and two little sisters in an isolated house with bolted windows. Because of a solar explosion occurred years before, the man is the only one able to get out of the house. But his version of the truth seems to hide a huge lie.

An old man is about to commit suicide when a young boy arrives and encourages him to do the gruesome deed.

Alex asks his father to tuck him in, but that's not the only thing he asks for.

'Santa Claus is a capitalist. He brings some presents to the rich children and sweaters to the others.' Loukas, 5 years old

A precocious 9 year old girl pesters her philosophical father about life's big questions. The dad gives an admirable stab at satisfying her curiosity between his son's irreverent interjections and traumatic memories of his ex-wife as we are reminded by a bizarre squawking bird: 'Life Sucks!'.

Seven episodes, seven stories of women that make up a mosaic of a multifaceted reality.

A young Indian-American woman who wants to follow her dreams, and a fanny pack clad Indian father who chases his daughter through an airport hoping that she will follow his.

A gigantic figure emerges from behind the snow curtain and hits the road. It passes towns, villages, houses, to land on top of a hill, next to spiders, saints and bumper cars. FIGURE is a surreal tale about creating myths. Who is our protagonist? The world's largest sacral miniature park resident. A gigantic, white contradiction.

Veronica has twenty years and is imprisoned in a huge body. During a disco she suffers the joke of a boy. Desperate, Veronica is hiding in a club bathrooms believes that inside no one else could see her. The fate, however, has in store a pleasant surprise for her...

Seeking nature, Maia moves from the city to pick oranges. Gardener Teo, noticing Maia's uniqueness, nurtures her like his plants. As their bond grows, Teo's family arrives with plans that unsettle their blossoming friendship.

When marine wildlife has to adapt to the pollution surrounding it, the rules of survival change.

Raffaele has just assembled his little pile of grain, which serves as his provisions for an entire year. Not wishing to get caught unprepared, he has been sleeping in the countryside for days, far from everybody, waiting for the wind to arrive and help him at last to separate the wheat-grains from the chaff. But the wind will not show up. Only Angelino comes to visit him every day, making him feel less lonely. Maybe one day, when he is all grown up, Raffaele will lend him his indomitable mare and he will finally manage to ride her. But Angelino has no intention of waiting.