Sonia (1980)

In 1960s Europe, Sonia cherishes a brief summer romance with her teacher, who is older and married. As Tonio and his family travel in autumn, Sonia reflects on the romanticism of pre-war Florence and Paris, worlds she explores through art, music, and literature. She lives a life apart from the everyday, embracing a refined sensibility inspired by her favorite novels and songs. With autumn arriving, Sonia confronts love, longing, and the feeling of time passing, trying to understand her own desires against societal pressures. This story blends nostalgia and self-discovery, showing how significant relationships continue to influence us even when they are over.