Nutshell

Nico lives in a perfect world, where there is nothing else left to desire: the right family, the right friendships, an assured future, a lot of money. A small shell so he has to run away from. Quickly. Her "little girl" is 270 per hour and in Rome there are roads, there are nights, made to remind men that they are not yet dead. Nico and his friends of a lifetime decide on one of these nights to participate in a clandestine car race. And they would have done it again if the sky of Rome had not burned down announcing the arrival of another summer.

Four boys and four surfboards leave for Costa Rica, with the precise purpose of checking if the highest wave is better than a headboard. But Nico will never touch a wave or a car during his journey. He will starve a beautiful woman and death, embrace the most powerful Costa Rican drug trafficker and his wife, cast that shell against the sky and listen to the new music of the shatters of his old life.