Kalavria

A castaway, a contemporary Ulysses, lands in Calabria, Italy＇s southernmost region. Memory devoid, he finds himself traveling in an archaic dimension, where the past emerges alongside the present, and interacting with people that belong to real life, as well as to myth and history.

The protagonist, which represents the survivors of all times, in the internal journey in search of his identity, is guided by the generosity of the surprising figures he meets, including the women who loved him most, Circe and Penelope, who joined him in the form of the wind.

The special welcome he receives in Kalavría, enables him to rediscovers himself, not only as an individual, but also illuminating his path towards a new awareness of himself and the world that surrounds him.

In a time of great alienation of humanity that has also catapulted him far from home, this strange journey in a region on the periphery of Europe, rather than a comeback to the origins of blood, becomes for him a return to the origins of the spirit.