Critics consider the name Niccolo Ammaniti to be a new Italian synonym for the word “talent”. His novels and stories are translated into many languages, awarded prestigious literary awards, and filmed - to date, six feature films have been made based on Ammaniti’s works. The miniature masterpiece “You and I” (2010) inspired the great director Bernardo Bertolucci to return to work after many years of silence and thus became a world bestseller twice - in literature and in cinema. Fourteen-year-old sociopath Lorenzo Cuni deceives his parents: pretending that he went skiing with classmates, he secretly lives for a week in the abandoned basement of his own house. Against his will, his half-sister Olivia, who enjoys a strange and bad reputation in the family, joins him. The young people could not even imagine what these few days of joint voluntary imprisonment would bring them.