Dio salvi la Regina

Diana, mother and health care doctor, is a normal woman with a normal life, who decides to make a poetic act of social insubordination, declaring the independence of her house from the Italian state. She pushes her in the hope of saving her "people". All the protagonists - the small family and friends who come into the house every day uninvited - will be conditioned by this singular choice and projected towards a new way of relating to everyday life, to others. They will have to face major issues: the choice of language, the bases on which the law is based, the rules that create the social fabric, the philosophy with which to educate their children and future citizens but, above all, they will have to deal with the responsibility that involves exercising a power.