Wandering Trees (2026)

In the rugged, unnamed landscapes of northern Sardinia, the lives of three distinct families—the Arca, the Nonne, and the Branca—begin to converge. The story centers on Piero and his son Giuliano Arca, who have retreated from society to live on the edge of the city in a farmhouse dedicated to rescuing and treating injured animals.

As the seasons change, the isolated existence of the Arca family is disrupted by the encroaching presence of the other two families. Through a series of chance encounters and deliberate clashes, the destinies of these groups intertwine. They face moments of profound loss and separation, yet the narrative suggests a cyclical nature to their relationships, hinting that they will inevitably find their way back to one another despite the friction and distance that separate them.