A young American girl arrives in Tuscany after her mother's death and finds herself among old family friends. In this place, the beauty of the landscapes coexists with the secrets of the past. Bernardo Bertolucci's film is a sensual story of coming of age, self-discovery, and first intimacy. After her mother's death, Lucy arrives at a Tuscan villa, where every conversation, glance, and chance encounter gradually changes her perception of herself. Around her are artists, writers, people with different backgrounds and free-spirited views. Their world seems open and sunny, but behind the ease of summer days lie unspoken truths, long-held secrets, and questions that the heroine must find her own answers to. Bernardo Bertolucci's film is a subtle observation of how youth confronts the experiences of adulthood. Lucy's story revolves around the search for identity: she tries to understand who her mother was, what connects her to this house, and why her first feelings are so intertwined with anxiety, curiosity, and the desire to be heard. We share ideas on where to go in St. Petersburg this weekend.