Serpenti (2026)

Paolo Marra murdered his wife without motive. Haunted by remorse, he chooses to confess: he longs to face punishment, serve his time, and reclaim honor for the woman he destroyed—and for his own shattered self. But surrounded by indifferent cops, overeager attorneys, psychics, and tangled bureaucratic absurdities, nobody believes him. He becomes trapped in a Kafkaesque nightmare: try as he might, he simply cannot get himself locked up. In the end, he’s the ideal fall guy for a warped world that turns its back on anyone desperate for atonement.