Artù’s family life is not like that of his peers: he does not have a father and a mother, but two mothers who pamper and care for him. Despite their great love for their child, the two women must confront their own mistakes and a society still far from accepting “same‑sex parent” families. Artù’s little days are made up of small things: games, smiles, attention. His two mothers nurture him, protect him, and seek out the best for him, but they remain human beings who can make mistakes. The film depicts the everyday life of a “same‑sex parent” family through the eyes of the child protagonist, without ideological or political filters, showing both the normalcy and the challenges of a life lived with love.
