It is not easy having a first name like Luce (Light), especially if your personality is not exactly the brightest. But even worse is the combination with her last name, Di Notte (Night), one of the many jokes from her terrible father. Her life in Naples has her fed up: she's a lawyer swimming in paperwork, her perilous commutes on her Vespa are an adventure she doesn't need and her family is just a disaster. With her boyish hair cut, jeans and military boots, Luce's reality consists of an intolerant and unhappy mother, having a crush on a Peter Pan-like man, and being stuck in a job that does not satisfy her. The only consolation are her walks are with her dog, Alleria, and talks with her old neighbor, Don Vittorio, a philosophical musician in a wheelchair. Until, one day, Luce is assigned to represent a minor in a custody suit. Suddenly, into her life walks a very special, wise boy: a globetrotter, and a swallow who does not seem to have any intention of migrating. The trial has ma