2017. In the first construction site opened after the 2016 earthquake in central Italy, a group of restorers is working to secure what's left od the San Salvatore in Campi church, true pearl of Umbrian Romanesque style. In the mantime in Frascaro, district of Norcia, the people attempt to organize the patronal party, hoping to be able to hold, during the procession, a crucified Christ statue that was damaged in the collapse of the Sant'Antonio Abate church. In Spoleto, in the Deposito of Santo Chiodo, inaccessible and quiet place, some restorers of the Opificio delle Pietre Dure try to re-assemble their crucified Christ and a brutally damaged canvas coming from the same church in Frascaro. In the Preci area, not far from San Salvatore, a hermit lives isolated at thousands of metres of height, taking care of his hermitage, a building he made robust and apparently immune to the tremors that keep happening.

Alessandro Leone is a screenwriter and director born in Taranto. Co-founder of Ester Productions, he wrote and directed several short films and documentries that won both national and international awards. Among them: "Fuoriscena" (co-director) presented at the 2013 Torino Film Festival, that won a Nastro d’Argento speciale in 2014; Prix du Juri Lyceen Documentaire - Annecy Cinéma Italien 2014; Jury Prize at “21° Premio Libero Bizzarri” 2014; American Documentary Film Festival - Palm Springs 2014); La Via Del Ring, a documentary by da D. Azzola, that Leone curated the screenplay for (Guirlande d’Honneur, 28th Milano International Ficts Fest 2010); Fuga dal Call Center, fiction film directed by Federico Rizzo, of which he is co-screenwriter (Best Script Agave Di Cristallo 2009 and winner of the Clorofilla film festival 2009); La Fune, short film that he wrote and directed in 2005 (Best Film, 56° Premio Marzocco Valdarno Film Festival; Medagli d’argento UNICA Film Festival 2005, Blankenberge, Belgio; second prize, International Festival Film Makers of Tallin 2006).