Eleven Sardinian girls, chosen from among a hundred actresses during the casting for the preparation of a film about the young Grazia Deledda, tell each other and convey, with intensity, moments of their life and that of the writer. Thus, the portrait of a girl of the late nineteenth century, born and forced into a small village in the interior of Sardinia, permeated with conservative and agro-pastoral culture, shines through, struggling to break through and embody the magma of passions that agitate her. Through the story of the eleven girls, the profile of a young Sardinian woman of today also emerges who pursues her dreams and cultivates her aspirations