“The longed-for upside-down world which haunts the girl’s premature disenchantment is woven through the narrative in a clear and coherent web of symbols" (J.Young - 'Pardo News' Locarno Film Festival)
The film follows a gang of youths who spend every day collecting scrap metal from derelict houses. They live in Pozzuoli, an old fishing village which has repeatedly been hit by earthquakes.
“The ambitious ‘Giro di Lune tra Terra e Mare’ is very intelligent in its structure. The viewer gets to see a geographical area of Italy that is inculcated with an age-old tradition".