PLOT : Mamma Stella is on edge. Her daughter Rosa Maria left her husband, and now her son Costantino has abandoned his religious calling. To avoid village gossip, she sends him to a remote family-owned lighthouse. However, his solitude doesn't last. The lighthouse soon becomes a haven for misfits and outcasts: Magnolia, a retired escort; Arturo, Rosa Maria’s estranged husband; Valbona, a lesbian; Rosa Maria herself; and two eccentric workers with a little girl. Amid the ensuing chaos, this unlikely group finds strength in unity. Despite their differences, they share their stories, support one another, and build a sense of community, transforming the lighthouse into a beacon of hope.
Rocco Papaleo. 
Rocco Papaleo, born in Lauria, Italy, is a multifaceted artist renowned for his significant contributions to Italian cinema with a repertoire spanning over 60 films, TV series, and 30 plays. Beginning his entertainment career as a musician and comedian, Papaleo seamlessly transitioned into acting and directing, showcasing his remarkable versatility on stage and screen. His distinct charm and impeccable comedic timing have captivated audiences worldwide, particularly in acclaimed films such as "Basilicata Coast to Coast" (2010) and "Una Piccola Impresa Meridionale" (2013), both of which he directed himself. Through his creative flair and unwavering passion for storytelling, Papaleo continues to carve out an enduring legacy, leaving an indelible mark on Italian cinema.
Length 1h 43min
Year 2012
Cast
Rocco Papaleo, Riccardo Scamarcio, Barbora Bobulova, Sarah Felberbaum, Claudia Potenza, Giuliana Lojodice, Giovanni Esposito, Giorgio Colangeli,
Distribution Paco Cinematografica
Production Paco Cinematografica
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