Moi, Ma Famille Rom et Woody Allen plot
Nineteen-year-old Laura Halilovic uses a simple hand-held camera to record the past and especially the present of her family. In the late 1970s, this family moved from Bosnia and Herzegovina to Italy. Unlike Laura, her family still travels in caravans. Given the negative reactions of the local population and the indifferent attitude of the authorities, it is clear that in today's Europe there is no place for a nomadic existence. Let alone in Berlusconi's Italy. Downright funny are the scenes in which Laura herself becomes the subject and her family makes frantic efforts to get her to marry. But Laura has another dream: she wants to be a filmmaker. And she certainly has the corresponding talent. If only Woody Allen would answer her letters.