Don Luca is a priest. By day he officiates rites and prays. He does the job of the priest, with care and respect for the faithfuls of his community. By night, however, he learnt to live with insomnia. Taken off the priestly dress, he drives the car straight to the city, roaming through it until dawn. He is attracted by the nightlife and, at the same time, disturbed by it. He brings help but even drug and money to people who need them to survive. So Don Luca starts getting more and more into debts. One day he must deal the protector of a young working girl and then with a loan shark lady, who threatens him to reveal all to his quiet community.

I passi leggeri

Emanuele is a 54-years-old theatre director. He is working on a monologue for one of his plays adopted from "Netochka Nezvanova," an unfinished novel by Dostoevsky. He chooses Irene as the play's female protagonist, a strong and determined young woman who can however be fragile and insecure. Emanuele has a secret: in a concealed room, he worships the few women who he truly loved during his life. Nobody knows where the women from Emanuele's past are; an entire wall full of pictures is dedicated to each of them. One last wall remains free of pictures-a wall on which Emanuele projects a collection of the other women's faces. Where are those young women now? Meanwhile, the relationship with Irene oscillates between work and private life, putting Emanuele in an uncomfortable position. Irene, without realising it, is getting closer to that empty wall, that perhaps one day will be filled by her pictures. Perhaps.