Brief Synopsis:

Lopez, a retired professor, finds in an old class newspaper “L’acqua, l’insegna la sete”, a poem by Emily Dickinson that in a few verses reveals how life teaches us the value of things.
On the wave of that poem and his memories, Professor Lopez feels the need to know what is left of those years spent together; so he goes in search of his pupils, who today are “old” thirty years old.
In these years, not everything has gone right. Little by little, an intimate portrait of destiny takes shape: navigating between the past and the present, between those pupils who are undisciplined and their adult lives, one draws the imprint of the time spent together, and the history of a class among many, which sometimes seems to follow verses of a poem.