Italians would be passionate and driven, but also noisy, superficial and chaotic. We reproach them for allowing organized crime to thrive for generations, but at the same time, we let ourselves be seduced by the 'romantic' image of the mafia that TV series and films present to us.
Through fifteen stories - about politics, religion, gastronomy, emigration and culture, among other things - Ine Roox compellingly paints a nuanced and varied picture of a country that deserves to be better known.