Piccolo manuale di strategia e tattica militare

Three ten-year-old boys decide to build a secret military hideout in which, against every basic rule, they can find cognitive certainties and finally talk about things that are less oppressive, a space in which they can hide from the gray world that awaits them. Until it's time to return home.

"In a certain sense, I think it is a way to start life all over again in a new world: cinema. Taking everything chronologically, as though everything were a preparation for future sets. But prosaically, it is also a reaction to Italian cinema, which has lost its desire to tell the truth of children, of their world made of small things, above all to do it with realism. My main characters are caught in an extraordinary moment of passage, too big to continue playing like they did just a few months earlier, but too small to be already interested in what awaits them, in terrible, definitive adolescence" (A. Micciulli).