
22-year-old Marco leads an aimless life in Rome's suburbs. One day he meets skinhead Saverio, aka 'Führer', head of a local neo-nazi chapter. Marco becomes fascinated with their single-minded purpose and ends up joining Führer's group, partaking in bullying, beatings, and other violent activities. However he is hiding his previous relationship with an immigrant Somalian girl.
This is a raw, unsettling descent into a world of stark ideology and simmering aggression. It feels like a tense, unflinching character study, exploring the allure of belonging amidst bleak urban landscapes. The atmosphere is heavy and confrontational, painting a picture of radicalization with a palpable sense of dread and moral conflict.













