Anita is oenologist successful living in a small village in Sicily. She is happily married and expecting their first daughter Salvo. Following the birth of little Joy, But, something it cracks and the woman will start to see their little girl more as a threat to his marriage and his job as a blessing. It will not be easy to manage his discomfort, especially since none seem willing to understand it.

After the theatrical release of Wandering, directed by Tonino Abballe, here is a new product from the same team that, similarly to the first job, attempts to analyze an unknown inner discomfort to the most. In this case we talk about postpartum depression and the story of Anita is the story of many other women in her condition that hardly manage to find comfort and understanding.

Although delicate and suitably empathic, the story of the protagonist sees a script with too many clichés, for a final solution it appears all too obvious and a bit’ hasty. The fact that Ninna nanna is a first film, it can be seen, Unfortunately, by a clumsy direction actorial, alongside a cast of highly respected, with an important experience behind, as well as by directing choices that are often excessive, despite the good intentions (in particular as regards the dream scenes).

Un po’ smudging, also with regard to the post-production, and a few extra pounds, therefore, for a job in which all things considered we see that those who worked there believed very. It was not until a new work of two young filmmakers to learn how it will evolve in the way of making films.