Brief Synopsis:

Zigulì is an intimate diary, a tale of an extreme experience of paternity. The dense and uneven relationship between a father and a disabled son. It speaks of the possibility and ability of these two people to contaminate each other. It is a story made up of cues and fragments, fragments and emotional impulses. The father and the son are two strangers who someone or something has forced to know each other. There is the fragility of a father in the face of his son’s disability. There is fear and the desire for death. The intimate need to disappear. The sweet ball of a candy and the bitterness of a tongue licking on the ground. And then the headboards, the thrusts, the bites, the scratches between the hugs and the explosions of laughter. And sometimes, the kisses. Because in this story, which is above all a love story, everything happens in disorderly fashion, without any sentimental etiquette.