But Now Is Perfect plot
For a long time it was considered a success story, the stubborn way in which the mayor of Riace, a village in the southern Italian Calabria, generously received refugees. In doing so, he counteracted the exodus and aging of the village in one fell swoop. Riace, like many other poor rural communities, was in danger of becoming a ghost town, but the refugees brought life to the brewery. Until the political tide turns and the subsidies for Riace's refugee policy are stopped. The result is chaos and confusion. Many refugees, such as 26-year-old Becky Moses from Nigeria, have to leave. Her move to a relief camp in the region has fatal consequences.