Nothing Wrong

The search for the meaning of Time through the stories and the eyes of girls and boys during the year of the pandemic.

During the pandemic, 300 students of the first year of middle school were given diaries through which they could tell the meaning of the passing of time. Some of them are given a small video camera, to continue to tell their stories within the walls of their homes, where the individual space remains that of a bedroom inaccessible to the adult world.

Their torments, confessions and dreams become stages of a journey, alternating with the reflections of their classmates in the classroom and the little big adventures of a daily life marked by isolation. A choral tale of a generation suspended between childhood, abandoned too quickly, and an increasingly uncertain adulthood.