Sick with dreams

On the rubble of two world wars that were in fact one no stop in his land, Leo realizes he has become a man. It is time to leave his Tyrol, trampled, bled and then sold for thirty coins. His dreams await him beyond an ocean and a continent; they will dazzle and scourge him. The immense, magical forests of the Canadian Northwest, in which shadows a foreign violence crawls, perpetrated at the expense of peoples too small and too "different" and putting everyone's future at risk, will teach him life and open his eyes, including those of the soul. By now old he will yield to the call of a door left ajar, perhaps a mistake, full of surprises and new teachings, of pain and unexpected love. He will discover that we often cannot even imagine reality and that, at the end of the day, life is like the clock, it's not meant to go backwards.