Mamadou is a Senegalese young man living in Turin working as a cabu-cabu, a kind of abusive taxi driver used exclusively by the African community. Sometimes Mamadou is forced to accept extra work for dangerous friends. One day, he has to deliver a suspect bag across the city, but is distracted by the sight of Aaida, a beautiful girl of Nigerian origin. Meeting the looks of the two young men will kick off a series of encounters and confrontations with other people who will get on the yellow-gold taxi of Mamadou by delaying the delivery of the bag. When the day is over, Mamadou will lose his beloved taxi and go home on foot with Ernesto, a new friend, and perhaps with a future appointment with Aaida.

Vito has been undergoing therapy for mental disorders for some time but he continually hears a voice and has visual hallucinations. Realizing the uselessness of drugs, Vito acquires a new self-awareness: he understands what appears crazy to others is nothing more than an integral part of his life or at least of his past.

Massimino is the son of a Sardinian shepherd; in order not to graze the sheep he decides to tell his parents a lie that over time will become a local legend.

The cardinals and the Swiss guard go up the stairs with the papal dress to be ironed, the preparations, the dressing: the new pope is ready to look out of the window of the apostolic palace and introduce himself to the faithful

Every day, an old lady - a philosopher - wanders the streets of the historic center of Rome feeding pigeons but her true mission is another.

A man alone at home finds a way to have some company but unfortunately the dependence on social networks and smartphones makes the attempt in vain.