During rehearsals for a theatre production, a group of young actors engage with documents, court rulings and testimonies relating to the years of the massacres in Italy.
The stage becomes a workshop of memory: the past takes shape through doubt, research and discussion.
Preserving this memory is not simply a matter of recalling the past, but a responsibility that every democracy must assume and continue to uphold.
The clock at Bologna station, which had stopped at the time of the neo-fascist attack in 1980, begins to show the correct time once more. Only through the truth can democracy once again point the way to safety.