Real life and TV fiction. The shows mirror life, taking their inspiration from it. Or, at times, vice versa. Arturo Cremisi is the ideal father on a popular TV series. His TV son is blond Federico. On the series, the love between the two is boundless. In real life, they openly compete with one other. Federico's is managed by his mother Barbara, a steely press agent with friends in high places. Life on the set is anything but easy. The one day Mirko, a six year old with frightened, needy eyes, enters Arturo's life. Fiction and reality mix, to the point where Mirko, in a sort of psychological transfer, chooses Arturo as his father.

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The film, based on the novel "The Turn of the Screw" by Henry James, tells of mysterious incidents in a villa located on an island in the middle of a lake.  Teresa is sent to the villa to educate Milo and Flora, two orphaned children entrusted to Elia, rude man. But upon her arrival, a bereavement upsets throughout her stay: the suicide of the former educator of the children, Eleonora Petri, whose body is found a few days later on the banks of the lake. From then on, Teresa will have strange dreams every night and assist in mysterious apparitions. The various events will bring Teresa to protect the two children and try to discover the mysteries and secrets surrounding the villa and involving all its guests.