El tren de los niños

Naples, 1946. The Italian Communist Party manages to transfer seventy thousand children in order to temporarily stay with northern families and experience a different life away from the misery that surrounds them. Little Amerigo is forced to leave his neighborhood and gets on a train with other children from the south. With the steely gaze of a street boy, Amerigo immerses us in a fascinating Italy that rises again in the postwar period and entrusts us with the moving story of a separation, of a pain that marks a fire, at the same time that forces us to reflect. , with delicacy and mastery, on the decisions that end up making us what we are.