La vita da grandi

Irene is trying to build her own life in Rome when she is forced to return to her hometown, to care for Omar, her 40-year-old autistic brother. She discovers that Omar is very clear when it comes to his future: he really doesn’t want to live with her when their parents are gone: he convinces Irene to hold an intensive adulthood course for him that will enable him to be independent, but more importantly, to fulfill his dreams, such as participating in the Talent show that will make him a singer.