Sounds of a fight break in while the screen is still black. Violence is not shown, because it is felt inside Fefè. It represents his job, his routine as a Camorra clan's thug. The intolerable repetitiveness of such a routine shows up on his face. At home life seems different, with a beautiful and caring wife and a sweet five year old daughter. With her he entertains another kind of routine: once a week they get together to watch a Disney film. But such different routines can't live together. Tonight Fefè and his gang are meeting with their rivals, who seek to contend their control of the coast around Naples. It would be usual business for Fefè, but for the fact the port holds special meaning for him. His father, now dead, worked there all his life. It is at the port, then, that Fefè's story turns into a reflection on the relationship between father and son. Each of his crew having their own tormented take on the matter. It is at the port, by the sea, that Fefè must confront his father's vision, which shows him the path to a different world. Towards a new day.
