A love story where the boundaries between presence and absence, care and dependence, desire and control blur until they disappear. Leo and Anne pursue each other, touch each other, lose each other, search for each other. They cannot let go or be free. Ava's voice echoes through the rooms, traversing time and bringing to the surface what endures —and what can no longer be held back.
Andrea Pallaoro
An Italian filmmaker born in Trento in 1982, he divides his time between Los Angeles and New York. After studying at Hampshire College and the California Institute of the Arts, he debuted in 2013 with ‘Medeas,’ which premiered at the Venice Film Festival, winning two awards and launching a celebrated international career. His subsequent films, ‘Hannah’ (2017, starring Charlotte Rampling, who won the Volpi Cup for Best Actress for her performance) and ‘Monica’ (2022), competed in Venice and garnered numerous international accolades. His latest work, ‘The Echo Chamber’ (2026), also had its world premiere in competition at the Venice Film Festival.
