No t'ho diré mai

Diana is approaching the age of fifty and is facing some of the situations of her life. The children grow up, the mother gets older, has urine loss, needs close-up glasses, and tries to find a partner after they break up. In the midst of all this, the covid epidemic erupts and home confinement is imposed, a situation that will force him to look at life in a different way and thus invite us to adopt a different perspective: a lucid and tender look, ironic and funny, that will make us laugh page after page and that, at the same time, will excite us thanks to an honest and cheerful attitude, which celebrates life above all.