Napoli, Napoli, Napoli

The documentary features interviews with inmates from the Naples Pozzuoli State Prison, a high-security facility for women. Through these conversations, the film sheds light on the women's lives before and after incarceration, providing a raw perspective on their experiences. Ferrara's approach includes a look at Naples' slums, highlighting the struggles of law enforcement and social workers who aim to improve living conditions for the impoverished.

Alongside the documentary's factual elements, Ferrara incorporates fictional segments filmed with digital video equipment. This creative choice enhances the storytelling, allowing for a more nuanced portrayal of the societal issues present in Naples. The film's blend of real-life interviews and fictional narratives offers a compelling exploration of the city’s challenges and the resilience of its inhabitants.