We are in 1994, a crucial year for Italian politics: on May 10 of that year Silvio Berlusconi launches his first government, in a context of imminent economic crisis of which small Italian entrepreneurs, such as the Kellermanns, are deeply concerned.
Here we witness a dialogue between Michele, Emmanuel's elder brother, and some of his friends, typical exponents of the middle-upper bourgeoisie of Turin: the judgments they express on behalf of the \"Knight\" oscillate between doubts and hopes.
Meanwhile, Emmanuel sits like a fish out of water in a conversation that doesn't concern him, until someone brings him into the conversation, embarrassing him greatly.
The narrative voice is the image of Emmanuel reflected in the mirror.
All the interpreters are AI.
The soundtrack includes instrumental versions of two Burt Bacharach songs, \"I'll Never Fall in Love Again\" and \"What the World Needs Now.\"
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