Fiebre

Jonathan is thirty-one years old when he begins to suffer from a strange fever that seems to have settled permanently in his body. No doctor is able to find the cause, until a few weeks later comes the fateful diagnosis: HIV. In this new stage of his life, Jonathan faces the dizzying idea of his death, redefining his position in the world and his idea of himself. But it is not easy when your childhood and adolescence have taken place in the bosom of an unstructured family in a lumpen neighborhood on the outskirts of Milan. Jonathan was a shy, peaceful and stuttering boy; he imagined being Wonder Woman while he discovered her attraction to boys. Since then, he has had to row against the tide to find his true identity. Now the virus is also part of her, but despite prejudice, rejection and fear, he is not willing to hide and take steps back.