La fine è nota (1992)

The well-known lawyer Bernardo Manni, returning from work, witnesses a stranger’s suicide: the man dies after throwing himself from a window of his elegant Roman apartment. At home, his wife Maria is distraught. She tells him that the man had come to see him, seeking legal defense in an imminent trial in which he was accused of terrorism. The man’s past is known, but determined to uncover the truth, the lawyer begins investigating on his own. From then on, he travels to Turin, where the man had lived, and eventually to remote parts of Sardinia, the suicide victim’s region of origin. Past and present become increasingly intertwined, leading up to the surprising final scenes.