The Romani family Levak lives near Venice; they have decided to settle down and embrace the evangelicalism. The two heads of the family, Maria and Stanco, have built a true separate world that doesn’t seem to feel any outside influences. Their gradual loss of their condition as a minority and their contact with the evangelicalist religion, which can influence every aspect of public and private life, has produced new laws and a new social body that is far from the stereotypes.