Memory girl

Clarice is 25 and has a passion for stories—both other people’s (she’s a journalist) and her own, preserved in the form of memories, sometimes painful, and photographs tucked away in a box. The most recent one: a great love that has come to an end.
During a magical night at the Venice Film Festival—with a Hollywood diva asking for her help and an Amy Winehouse song playing in her head—she discovers she possesses a gift: an inexplicable power capable of revealing truths and igniting hope. Mission after mission—with the rhythm of La La Land and the grace of Breakfast at Tiffany’s, balancing the tangible world with the realm of dreams—Clarice, a superhero of everyday reality, joins forces with her two friends and accomplices, Michele and Luna, to wage a quiet yet persistent battle for justice. The setting is a romantic, cinematic Milan, filled with secret gardens and masquerade balls, echoing with the voice of Timothée Chalamet and lines from timeless films.

Part feminist fairy tale, urban fantasy, sparkling rom-com, and coming-of-age story, Memory Girl is a thoroughly contemporary tale of empowerment, deeply infused with a love for cinema. It serves as a map of quotes, memories, and realizations that help Clarice find her bearings—not just for the future, but to carve out a place for herself here and now. It carries the invincible lightness of a musical, and of a life that is still waiting to be fully lived.