The beautiful childlike face of Giovanna has been distorted, gradually transforming into an ugly, aggressive teenager. Is this really how things are? And in which mirror should she look to find herself again and be saved? After the happy appearance of her childhood years, Giovanna seeks a new face, balancing between two neighborhoods of Naples where the same blood flows, two neighborhoods that fear and despise each other: Naples high up on the hill, wearing its refined facade, and Naples down below, pretending to be unruly, vulgar. Giovanna moves from high to low, sometimes falling impulsively and other times climbing slowly, astonished by the fact that, whether above or below, Naples seems like a city without answers, without escape.