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Thinkle is an ordinary man's journey in search of his inner well-being. Our protagonist finds himself inside his own mind, a metaphorical place that takes the shape of a long door-studded hallway. What hides behind these doors is repressed memories of traumatic events from his life. It's time for him to come to terms with a past that has been buried for years and will now resurface with the tinkling of keys.

The brutality, the cowardly love and the dramatic intertwining of destiny are the elements of a story with a disconcerting ending.

Margherita is a young university student, after a car accident, develops a mental disorder called Capgras Syndrome: she says that her boyfriend, Christian, has been replaced by a person who is identical to him. During her psychiatric detention, Christian's housekeeper discovers him imprisoned in the cellar of his house.

She tries to focus but her ADHD drives her into a battle with her pen and a malfunctioning clock.

Writing, culture, without exchange can't be productive. A woman asks for help. The creativity of unknown neighbors will allow a restart.

In 1962, forty-something aspiring actor Aldo Marianecci goes back to his hometown. During the weekend he awaits a phone call that could change his life.

Jennifer works on a never ending to-do list and hires Thomas, a timid clown as her domestic help, whose job performance begins to suffer once he 'notices' the abandoned children in her backyard.

A woman who takes care of her mother-in-law and her son begins to have difficulty supporting the entire family. So he sends the child to the countryside to live with relatives. The boy does not realize that this is only a one-way journey. On board the bus, he meets a teenager with whom he becomes friends.

A 7 year old child walks in an airport restroom. In a few minutes her life changes dramatically.

Once upon a time in this dairy farm we had 400 cows and 100 calves. What are you doing with them? Now we have 40 cows and 10 calves. You even don't have mercy for the calves.