Nonna

Description

Rosa lives alone in her house in southern Italy, a home she built herself, while her children and grandchildren reside in Germany. This separation creates a tension between her desire to maintain her legacy and the reality that her family is distant, both physically and emotionally. As Rosa contemplates her future, she faces the difficult decision of whether to hold onto her home or let it go in favor of her family's needs. Aside from her personal struggles, the film also highlights the generational divide between Rosa and her descendants, who are adapting to life in a different country. Their experiences and aspirations contrast sharply with Rosa's traditional values and sense of belonging to her ancestral home. This dynamic adds depth to the narrative, illustrating the challenges of family connections across borders.