Caterina se va a Roma (Caterina va in città)

September 2002. The Lacovoni family moves from the province of Lazio to Rome. Giancarlo is an accounting professor driven by revenge goals: humiliated for more than ten years by isolation in a remote technical institute, he now hopes to finally obtain the recognition and respect that he believes he has always deserved. Feared by his in-laws, always reduced in the face of his alleged social and cultural superiority; adored by his wife Agata, a simple and provincial woman with a happy and somewhat childish spirit, whom he has filled with complexes. Giancarlo places all his hopes on his daughter Caterina, a very shy 13-year-old teenager with a passion for polyphonic singing. He pushes her to get closer to those classmates who come from important families. The little girl, with her confusion at finding herself in a new place and her candor attracts the attention of her classmates, soon becomes the object of dispute and rivalry between Margherita and Daniela. The first, Margherita, daughter of a writer and an intellectual, committed, fighter and dark leader of the alternative wing of the Second A; He drags Caterina into his world of courtships, poets' graves, early drunkenness and social centers, and would like to have her all to himself in a morbid and exclusive friendship. The second, Daniela, daughter of an important exponent of the current government and class dominator of the faction opposite to Margherita, is accompanied by Caterina on her wanderings among parties and celebrities and would like to include her in the circle of her loyal maids. Caterina, a little to avoid dissatisfiing the expectations of her envious father, also perhaps a little to be away from home and escape from that affectionate and obsessive attention, supports everything and everything that both of them plan for her and her second year. ESO becomes a tumultuous journey that leads her to the discovery of the fascinating universe