Si muore tutti democristiani (2017)

United by the same ideals and political convictions, three young men share a deeply ethical, anti-establishment past, having been active in the ranks of the Italian left, albeit with differing leanings. They also share the same dreams and a passion for cinema, but struggle to make a name for themselves in that world. They have founded a small production company that scrapes by making videos for social causes, trade unions, and even weddings, always trying to uphold their ethical principles. But their dreams are bigger: they want to make socially themed documentaries and travel the world for work. Suddenly, they receive an offer that could help them realize their dreams: a nonprofit organization working on immigration hires them to make a documentary, offering them a substantial fee. But the head of the organization turns out to be implicated in a money-laundering scandal and fraud against immigrants. The three young men therefore wonder whether they are willing to renounce everything they have always believed in for the sake of a good cause. A crisis is inevitable: Enrico, the most faithful to the political line, is determined to reject the offer; Fabrizio defers to the judgment of a tribunal and, in the meantime, sees the whole affair as an opportunity to make a name for himself. Stefano is torn between the two positions, without the strength to choose which side to take.