69 days of isolation, 7 apartments, 1 participatory video path.
On March 9, 2020 in response to the exponential growth of COVID-19 cases, the Italian government makes self-isolation mandatory.
During this period, seven of the twenty-five apartments making up Luoghi Comuni – a project of social housing in the neighborhood of San Salvario in Turin – begin to express themselves with their own camera.
Job insecurity, instability of affects and loneliness do emerge.
A single building in Turin becomes a window on many different worlds: Anna, Mamadou, Waleed and Ajmeen, Simone, Gil, Sister Miriam, Sister Daisy, Sister Milena, Regina and Gideon. These worlds are sharing the same uncertainty, the same anxiety for the future, taking refuge in the past and in the most intimate affections to face the uncertainty of the present.