The gypsy community in southern Italy is a typical place of poverty and chaos. A 14-year-old boy longs to grow up early and be self-reliant like his brother. He smokes and drinks, and learns stealing skills from his brother. It doesn't matter if he can't read, but it's more practical to recognize money. After his brother was arrested, he became more aggressive, stealing cars and breaking into houses. During this time, he met an African-American youth and suddenly felt the love of the world. However, in the end, he found that the price of adulthood is to understand betrayal and ruthlessness. Jonas Carpignano, an Italian-American director, made a short film of the same name three years ago. This time, Martin Scorsese co-produced it and used non-professional actors to capture the vivid reality of the slums. Representing Italy in the Oscars for Best Foreign Language Film.