Bread/Camellia's Square

The film follows husband and wife Carlo and Grazia as they bake bread in their wood-burning oven and distribute it to sellers in their village of Gorgiti, Tuscany. Their nightly routine reflects a deep-rooted tradition passed down through generations. Meanwhile, the narrative shifts to a group of young people living near Camellia's Square in the Centocelle suburb of Rome, showcasing their distinct lifestyles and challenges.

By intertwining documentary and fictional elements, "Bread/Camellia's Square" presents a unique perspective on the juxtaposition of rural and urban life in Italy. The film invites viewers to consider the contrasts between the old and the new, the past and the present, revealing the complexity of modern existence in different environments.