Days

The film centers on Claudio, a 35-year-old bank manager who has been living with HIV for ten years. His strict medication regimen has led to a robotic existence, and his relationship with partner Dario has become monotonous. The arrival of Andrea, an old flame, disrupts his routine and reignites feelings Claudio thought were long gone. However, this rekindling of passion leads Claudio to a risky path involving unprotected sex, challenging his careful management of his health.

Days delves into the emotional and physical struggles of living with HIV while navigating love and desire. The film's focus on gay themes and the impact of illness on relationships makes it a significant entry in early 2000s cinema. For collectors, the film offers a glimpse into the era's exploration of LGBTQ+ narratives and the personal battles faced by those affected by HIV.