A man who treats love as a calculated risk is forced to confront dishonesty, intimacy, and the possibility of a genuine relationship.
The central character treats love as a high-risk investment and repeatedly avoids emotional responsibility. Friends and family insist that a partner and a dog might teach him to care for someone else.
A series of invitations, dates, and social encounters exposes the central character's impulsive and unreliable behavior. Professional and romantic opportunities begin to overlap.
The connection with Michela grows through playful performances and increasingly direct conversations about dating and intimacy. Michela remains cautious because she recognizes the central character's habit of turning relationships into games.
Dante reveals that the supposed partner is fictional, exposing the central character's ingenuity and dishonesty. Despite this revelation, Michela and the central character begin discussing a more genuine and lasting relationship.
Massimo Venier
Rating: 6.1/10 (126 votes)
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