Stolen Truth

Rosa is a little girl born into a dysfunctional family.
Her biological father, "The Individual," makes her and her family live in fear: before doing it to his children, it was his wife, Filippa, Rosa's mother, that he dragged to hell along with him, in the Sicily of the sixties, still culturally challenged.

Rosa grows up in an environment of anxiety and danger, given the daily violence she endures. As she grows up, however, Rosa tries to do her best and soon enough reveals her rebellious character. Over the years, she attempts to build a life in Sicily, a place that she will later abandon but to which she will always be connected. It is only as an adult that Rosa will manage to get really close to her mother, Filippa, and to learn about her story.

Hence, there comes the day when Rosa's mother tells her not only about the Individual and how she ended up being married to such a despicable man, but also about a pregnancy that didn't end well. The name of the child supposed to be dead was Rosa Antonina. However, as Rosa, who bears the same name as her deceased sister, investigates what happened, she discovers that her sister is alive, and something terribly wrong is behind her disappearance.