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Intimate portrait of a woman drifting between reality and denial when she is left alone to grapple with the consequences of her husband's imprisonment.

One week at the Bota café. Nothing happens. Everything happens.

Smart, quick-witted Julie is in her mid-20s. She marches to the beat of her own drum and has her own manifesto: do nothing. And she really means NOTHING: no work, no studies, no friends. Agnes is a happy-go-lucky nurse of the same age. With a husband and a child, she fits into society's expectations without giving them any great thought--until, that is, she meets Julie. Together they start a rebellion that brings them to the limits of their respective worlds. Stay Still is the story of a generation with a poetic, witty undercurrent. Dangerous, but very exciting.

Asiago Plateau, 1918, a few days before the surrender of the Italian-Austrian front. An Austro-Hungarian soldier crosses the enemy line. He is very young and scared. There is not a single soul on the entire plateau goes along: it seems that the war has moved elsewhere, but where it was, it left behind destruction and death. He tries to forget the terrible experience of the war by recalling imaginative childhood memories that show a deep attachment to the nature that is present everywhere around him. On his way, the natural beauty of the foreign land alleviates the sense of fear that accompanies him. Death comes as a salvation to take him into the mystical world of nature, just like in his childhood dreams. The soldier's name is Peter Pan. He fell in September 1918, and rests in grave 107 of the Monte Grappa Military Shrine in the Austro-Hungarian section.

A documentary on the late French jazz pianist.

An investigation into Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

In March 1938, Ettore Majorana, the main theoretical physicist of his time, disappears, leaving no traces. Researches are useless, hypotheses on his fate are many. Which is the truth?

On April 6th 2009 a violent earthquake stroked and devastated one of the most beautiful Italian cities and its territory, that was the scenario of an extraordinary artistic and natural heritage. After that night L'Aquila became the scene of the National and International politics. The Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi decided to move the G8 summit in order to gain the common consent of International aid. There is one thing that no television, no radio can reflect: the silence. There were silence everywhere in the early days after the earthquake.