Susumu Mitsunaka

A brilliant publisher, discoverer of authors like Pasolini and Gadda, blending high literature and dissemination. Obsessed with death, he left a civic legacy through the Societas Societatum fund, supporting solidarity and no-profit causes. An intimate and multifaceted portrait of a complex, brilliant, and mercurial man who left a profound mark on Italian culture. A highly cultured and visionary publisher, he discovered and published some of the greatest authors of the late 20th century-Pasolini, Gadda, Parise, Volponi-seamlessly blending high literature with literary entertainment. His lifelong mission of cultural dissemination reached its pinnacle with the creation of the Garzantine and the Encyclopedia Europea. Obsessed with death, both loved and feared, he left behind a foundation dedicated to volunteer work and social causes, reaffirming-beyond life itself-the enduring value of civic and moral duty.

It has been seven years since Nina's daughter went missing and only during cigarette breaks do we get to follow her hunt for the perpetrator as she returns to Montenegro for one last time.