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Yeah! Okay!

- Oh, my God! - Run!

Caught by a Wave

Come here and dance with me!

Hey!

My bad.

- Drop it! You promised me. - What if he texts?

-Well, has he? -No.

Okay.

So, anyone willing to jump through this fire?

You go, Lorenzo.

Jump, jump, jump!

Jump, jump, jump!

Such as classic display of masculinity.

I'm not jumping! No, no!

A rather depressing one.

Obviously.

Hey, quiet!

Hold up. Hold on.

Is she gonna jump?

Olé!

Yay!

That's some great air!

- Someone finally jumped! - Woo!

FAVIGNANA ISLAND

It's time, girls.

Rise and shine! Wake up! Come on!

- Every morning! - How do you live in here?

- I'm so tired. - Have you ever heard of cleaning?

Haven't you ever heard of knocking?

All right. To the beach. You have theory class.

But it's only seven!

I thought we were getting up at 8.

You all had fun last night.

Now please put your phones in here.

Hurry up! Come on!

Guess I'll get dressed.

- You too, guys. Wake up! - What the hell?

What have you done to me, you bitches?

- Come on, put your shirt on. - Come on, girls.

-Let's leave them. -Yeah.

I'll be outside?

What's he trying to do now?

Who knows.

APPARENT WIND - TRUE WIND - HEAD WIND

True wind.

Wow.

At this campus, I promoted two assistants.

Francesco and Lorenzo.

So they'll be helping us with both the technical

and theoretical.

Please.

We already touched on true wind.

Now I'll show you three possible courses.

Assistant, huh?

Windward.

Reach.

And downwind.

And downwind, thanks.

The true wind is the vector sum of apparent wind

combined with the head wind.

Well, actually, it's not true.

Hello? Excuse me?

Right, Sara.

Don't be shy. Stand up.

Well, uh…

Well, the apparent wind is the vector sum of true wind combined with the headwind.

-Right. -Right.

Good point. Thank you.

Come on, guys, let's form a circle.

You're all doing great over there.

Okay, now switch sides. Good job.

-Apparent wind? -Idiot.

Let's loop it around.

Good job. That's it.

Pass it underneath. In here. Okay.

In the middle… pull.

Yes, I remember.

Let me help you.

She got her!

Ha ha. Very funny.

What's happening?

This is Agata and Maurilio.

They represent the Sports Federation organizing the Gulf Regatta.

Yes. This is an important race to the champion.

Well, let's just say this year I have a good team.

All right, you guys! You have to watch out.

So, you think he's called me?

Come on, Barbara. Don't think about it.

I'm sure he still loves me, though.

Giuseppe, love me!

But you guys broke up three months ago.

Three months?

May I?

Sure.

All right, I get it. Where's the dessert?

There isn't dessert.

Cute!

I'm going.

I wanted to come over and check on you.

Thanks.

Hey, guys. I want you all in bed in five minutes. Okay?

Coach Mario isn't happy.

Apparently, Francesco and I aren't taking things seriously.

-Have you been here before? -It's my fourth summer.

I used to just help out. It's my first year being an assistant.

It's the village end-of-summer festival. Cool, right?

Yes.

Hey, what's so funny?

You look like a traffic light right now.

Anyway, so what's the festival like?

I don't I don't know. Uh, we're not allowed off the campus.

So you're telling me, in four years you've never gone to it?

No.

What a shame.

Come on, everyone in. Come on.

-You've never seen fireworks? -Follow me. Come on. Come, come! Let's go!

Now I see why you never went to the festival.

Maybe he knows the way.

They're pretty.

Oh God!

Yes, very pretty.

Oh, maybe we shouldn't.

We can at least ask.

- Hi there. - Hello. Good evening.

Do you know where the festival is?

The other side of the island.

Don't laugh.

I'm not laughing at them.

I'm just happy.

I love this festival.

It's a party.

Wanna join them?

No.

Come on.

You can jump through fire, but you're too shy to dance?

Just follow me.

How about a slower song?

Shh.

- Let's be serious. - Okay, let's be serious!

Thanks for tonight.

All right. Please pay attention.

We're going to the furthest tip of the island

to practice what we've learned so far.

Lorenzo, you sail with me.

Francesco, go get the other dinghy. Hurry.

Come on! Be careful. Don't get too close.

Spread out. Come on.

-You need to be further apart. Come on. -If you mumble they won't hear you.

- Little louder. - Hey, guys! Stay in the circle!

Marco, you're coming in too early, okay? Come on!

Come on, guys. We gotta keep going!

Alright, Carletto. That's it. Good job!

Sara!

Are you okay?

Lean out further. Lean out. You'll gain speed. Come on.

Guys, I can't see you. I told you to turn slightly

with the dinghy. Come on, come on!

Coach. Coach!

Sara!

Sara!

Hold onto your boat. Like that.

-She can't do it. Let's get her. -Of course she can.

She can get out on her own. Tell her that.

Come on, Sara!

You gotta get out on your own.

Never mind. Let's go get her.

Stay calm, Sara!

Give me your hand. Reach.

Here.

-Climb up. -Come on, come on.

Come on. You got it.

You okay?

Wait. Hold on.

I think it's melting.

-You sure you're okay? -Yeah, I told you. It's nothing.

I found dessert.

I'm sorry about what happened.

Don't worry. It's okay.

-I was just following the rules and -It's okay.

Hang on.

I'll be taking those.

Hey, guys.

Here's your phones.

Hey, let's calm down.

Listen up please. Don't go too far. The ferry will be here soon.

Oh well, he knew I was busy.

Saying goodbye really sucks.

Devastating.

Want some?

I'll pass, thanks.

He's devastated.

Barbara, can I ask something?

-Yeah. -Don't tell my mom about my leg, please?

-Okay? -Okay.

This is the last one.

-I'll take it to the shed. -Okay. I'm going back to my dad's.

- See you tomorrow. - Bye.

What are you doing to these boats? Look at the state of that bow.

What can we do? Leave it in a warehouse to rot?

I can't make miracles, Mario.

I don't need a miracle. Just do your job.

Hey. Tomorrow we train, yeah? Just try and stay focused.

-My beautiful son. How was it? -It was good, thanks.

As far as I'm concerned, we can go now. Sounds good.

MADE IT HOME SAFE AND SOUND

SOMEONE HAD IT WORSE THAN YOU

Oh, there's my precious girl!

Momma!

How was it? Huh?

Are you still good at sailing?

-Yeah, I had a nice time. -Ah! Glad to hear it. You eating already?

Hey, stop that!

I cooked plenty of this.

-Yeah, exactly. Go get your own plate. -Mm. I brought dessert.

Here they are. Baked cassatellas. Your favorite.

Hm! Where are you going? Are you getting some more?

No, I'm going to get high at the club.

- Oh, I'll go with you. - Yeah, you should.

Hm. Hm.

Sara?

I'm okay.

Sara, what's going on?

It's nothing. I just dropped the plate.

What happened?

My love, what's wrong? What happened?

Sara, what's wrong?

-It's a cramp. I can't get up. -Stretch, stretch, stretch.

Can you feel it when I press right here? I've got you. Okay.

It's a waste of money!

It's not your money!

What's wrong with living here?

I've already decided.

You decided what?

I called a real-estate agent.

- Oh, my little man. - Good morning.

Muah! How did it go? Hands off! They're for the neighbors.

-What's wrong? -She wants to leave us. She's moving out.

You're leaving? Where are you going?

I'm looking for an apartment somewhere nearby.

Oh, hey! I've been here my whole life. And you're a man now. And you…

Just forget it.

At my age, I deserve some privacy.

-Privacy? -Yeah.

What do you need privacy for?

Why do I even bother talking to you anyway?

Listen, I have a few errands to run tomorrow.

Don't worry, I have training in the afternoon.

Yeah, Ms. Mary.

What's wrong? Your coffee!

Lorenzo!

Do you want this coffee?

Privacy.

Ugh! Why did I ever choose to leave my husband? My God!

He left you.

Come down. Now all the way up.

Good. Now you can come down.

Now bend it.

-This hurt? -A bit.

Come in.

Good morning.

You can get dressed.

-Good morning. Welcome. -Thank you.

I got the first flight out.

Papa.

Hi.

Three years after the first diagnosis,

Sara's muscular dystrophy has entered a new stage.

As you know, we still don't have a cure.

Have you had similar incidents before yesterday?

Um.

Uh, I had a cramp during a sailing course recently.

Why didn't you tell me?

Sara's muscles are getting weaker.

Of course, we'll do our best to slow down the process.

How about some ice cream, sweetie?

- Yes, I'm ready. Come on in. - Yes, come on. Let's get some ice cream.

Um, I think I'd like to be alone.

-But your father just got here. -Let her go. It's okay.

I'll go to the hotel. I have a couple of things to do.

We'll catch up this evening, okay?

Bye.

The doctors told me this would happen.

Sooner or later I won't be able to walk.

Hey, hold on. Don't give up.

I'm so sorry.

We're seeing those sailing guys tonight.

You coming?

You could see Lorenzo.

What's even the point?

Maybe I should go in a wheelchair.

You've been hanging out with me far too long.

I changed the stick. This one's much better, right?

Thanks, Dad.

His Majesty is ready.

The regatta is in a month, and you show up late?

Get in. Now!

He's such a pain.

Yes, but he has a point.

Pay attention, you guys!

Take it from inside.

- Who's your new Math teacher? - The tall, skinny one.

Ah.

Ah!

I got Mrs. Suso.

I don't know what I'll do. I swear.

How was the party last night?

-I didn't stay very long. -Huh?

- It was okay. - Sara.

So?

How was your first day at school?

Fine, but what are you doing here?

What do you think?

I texted you.

- I didn't see. I'm sorry, but I'm - Sara!

My mom.

- I'm here. - I'm coming!

I'm sorry. I gotta go.

- You and I have to talk. - Talk to you soon!

If you answer.

-How did it go? -All right.

Can you get out of the way, please? Look at that.

One second.

Hello?

Yes?

Hey, my phone's in your car.

Yeah, I figured that out.

I accidentally dropped it.

- Vegetables, burgers… - Wow!

Super healthy stuff.

How nice. A tofu burger. Hurrah!

Oh, no. I mean it's really nice. I'm not saying it's not

-Are you two kids finished? -Yeah. You can't expect it to be…

Here…

Right.

Let's make him happy. Let's try this yummy tofu burger.

Hey, listen, Sara. Um…

Your mother and I, um…

I mean, we talked and…

We were thinking that…

We came up with an idea

Perhaps your dad could move in with us.

For a while. What do you think?

-Okay. -Just a temporary arrangement, you know?

Yes.

I could ask to work remotely.

Some time together to overcome this…

this obstacle.

Mm.

Well, I mean, the situation is really bad.

No!

No. No, not at all.

It was only an idea.

If you're okay with it, Sara.

To be together.

Okay, then. See you in the morning.

Good morning.

All lost item inquiries go through me.

Thank you.

Please, right this way.

It's beautiful.

It's truly beautiful.

It's a special place. I never brought anyone here.

Yeah… I'm sure that's the truth.

Don't you trust me?

You're a tough nut to crack.

I used to come with my mother.

And now you're too old to come here with her.

My mother died.

-I'm sorry, I didn't -No, I'm sorry. I ruined the moment.

Actually,

thank you for telling me.

Close your eyes.

-What? -Yeah, close your eyes.

Come on.

Trust me. Trust me.

Almost there.

Little more.

Okay.

-Go down. -What?

Lie down.

Go, go, go.

Open.

It's wonderful.

Would you like to start again?

Thank you.

Thank you.

Well…

…he's sweet. He's so kind.

One more word, and I'm out of here.

Don't be jealous.

What are you trying to say?

Nothing, sorry.

I'm seeing him again later.

-You're seeing him today? -Yeah.

You're supposed to let him chase you.

After what he told me, I don't think he has to.

Sara, remember. He's still a man.

You must make him suffer no matter what.

That's how it is.

Listen,

please don't get mad at me,

but did you tell him?

No, I haven't.

But you have to tell him.

I'm so happy with him. I don't I don't want to lose him.

-You're saying this now, but when? -When what?

I always tell everything to Giuseppe.

But he hasn't responded to you in three months!

Sara!

That was really unfair of you.

You're the one always breathing down my neck.

-I have nothing to do with your condition. -Right, you don't.

Stay out of it.

There she is.

- Hi. - Hi.

Look at where I am!

The ocean looks nice. I'm training and thinking of you.

Today it's kind of hard. The wind is crazy!

Where are we going?

The hospital.

We got your test results back.

Uh… the doctor has decided to enroll you in a rehab program.

But I'm feeling totally fine.

Look, Sara, it's just a few exercises.

They're supposed to slow down the disease. It'll help you.

Yes, it'll be good for you.

Sorry, how long have you known this?

Not long.

- Not long. Yeah. - Sure, not long.

- Yeah. - Not long.

We've got your sneakers, your gym kit. Your mother packed it all.

-They even have a pool. -Yes!

Leave it. I'll get it.

-Let's go. -No, I'm going in alone.

- And this is Dory. - Hi.

She's the latest one. I got her falling down the stairs.

Oh, I forgot.

And this is Diva, one of the very first ones.

You're lucky.

I have to dress three sizes larger to hide this thing.

-One shoulder blade up, and one down. -Wonderful.

And you?

What about me?

I have nothing wonderful to show.

Hm.

Try standing on the foot that hurts.

Just take a deep breath.

Follow the rhythm. This is fundamental.

Oh, look. Watch her do it.

Now breathe slowly and deeply.

Right. Come on, continue.

It hurts. I can't do it.

Don't worry. It's normal for the muscles to get tired.

Here's their trainer. Let's get him up here.

These old dudes!

Come on, guys. It's almost our turn.

…470, Ricci and Danesi. Round of applause.

Guys, they've already started.

What are you doing?

Go and wash your face off. Please, go.

You know there are sponsors here.

And here comes our next team up, the 29er Juniors.

Representing the club today, Francesco Lombardo and Lorenzo Giardini.

A round of applause.

Woohoo!

Here they are.

These are the rising stars trained by our champion.

-Well done, Mario. -It's thanks to your son's talent.

This will be the first Gulf Regatta

for these two young men.

I got held up. Have you been waiting long?

You look nice.

Well, it's just a shirt.

It's on the house.

Lorenzo,

I'm going back to work. Are you going to be out late tonight?

No, no. Don't worry.

Bye.

It's about my moped. He's the handyman at the club.

Today the members and sponsors were there.

When we have home races, the pressure's on.

You know, I used to do under-14 regattas, too.

Yeah?

One time, I came in second at nationals.

Second at nationals?

Wow.

Bravo.

I've won three.

Okay. So why did you quit?

Because I had no time for school or my friends or anything.

I still love sailing more than anything. I just don't compete in races.

Racing's the best.

What about the adrenaline?

Before the race even begins, at the starting point?

-Do you mean the stress? -No… I don't…

Turn around.

Imagine it.

You're at the buoy at the start.

-You hear the wind? -No.

-Now you hear it? -Yeah.

And… what else do you see? What do you see?

Uh, what do I see?

Two guys playing, someone tanning over there.

What do I see?

Don't you see the other boats?

And the crowd cheers.

Sara!

Sara! Sara!

One more second and then…

Boom!

The race has begun!

The boats are moving!

And fighting to the bitter end! Who will cross the finish line first?

There they are! They're coming!

First! We came in first!

- We did it! - Yes! We won!

Are you hurt?

No, it's nothing.

It's just a sprain.

-Sorry, it's my fault. You want to sit? -No.

Want to sit?

Where does it hurt?

People are here.

Yeah, you're right. Sorry.

I'm a disaster today.

You want to go home?

Hold on.

You got to push it.

Then pull it out. Like that.

- This sofa's ten years old at least. - Yeah, I know.

I always carry this with me.

Look. Let's put it here.

In front of your trophies. Actually, no, let's put it here.

- How's that? - Boris.

Get ready.

-Isn't this yours? -Uh, yeah.

-Okay. I found it on my desk. -Sorry.

Come on. Get ready. We're going to the hospital, okay?

But it's Saturday.

That doesn't matter, my love. Let's go. Hurry up.

Take a deep breath in.

And breathe.

Exhale. Out through your mouth.

I recently had a problem.

This time it was a bit higher up on my leg.

I was with a friend…

And I didn't have the guts to tell him the truth.

That's a different kind of problem.

But since he's a friend,

he'll accept you as you are.

Exhale from your mouth and push down.

Push.

Yes.

…in the hope it slows down the disease. You see?

Slow down?

Slow down, yes. Slow it down.

Sara.

What's going on?

Uh, he was downstairs, and we invited him up, because

Susanna.

He was waiting for you.

Lorenzo, hold on.

I wanted to tell you.

Did you really have to do that?

It's sad, isn't it?

Sara, wait…

Okay, I have seven…

Aren't you home early? Did you get me…

Lorenzo.

Lorenzo!

Beautiful. Is this helping you with your training?

You think this is my first one?

Give it here. You don't even know how to light it.

What's her name?

- Sara. - Well, what did she do to you?

-She didn't do anything, Auntie. -Then what's wrong, huh?

It's the first time I'm really into someone.

So?

Short of a miracle, in a few months she'll be in a wheelchair.

Ah.

You know, I married a man who was as healthy as a horse,

and after six months he cheated on me.

I wish I could have put him in a wheelchair myself, that bastard.

Papa never recovered from Mom's disease.

Your dad's always been like that.

He was born depressed.

It was a hard time for him, that's true,

but it was his choice to live on his own.

Though he did have a few fans.

- Papa? - Yeah.

Who?

Maria.

-Maria from the market? -Mm-hm.

- But she's old. - Mm-hm.

Your father has always had a terrible temper. It's true.

But you know, I've never seen anyone in love

the way your father was in love with your mother.

It was beautiful.

I'm scared.

Of course. Who wouldn't be?

Help me!

Help!

Momma!

Try it.

Okay.

It's strong.

Did you find an apartment?

Yes, it's 500 square feet and only two minutes away from here.

What are you planning to do with all this stuff?

They're memories.

That one belonged to your father's cousin, Franco.

- Morning. - Hi Dad.

I see you're actually moving.

Stop it. Leave it alone!

I'm just trying to sit on the couch.

Or are you taking that with you, too?

No, you can keep your couch.

Thank you. There's a girl waiting outside for you.

In the courtyard?

The club's handyman brought her to the popular district.

- Papa… - Go, go. Don't worry.

Uh…

I should've told you.

You should have.

When I was 13,

I started to sway while I was walking.

My mother thought I was drunk.

I even got in trouble for it.

And then we found out the actual reason.

I didn't want you to be with me out of pity.

I wouldn't be with anyone simply out of pity.

A lot of people do.

My dad agreed to come back and live with my mom so we could be…

But you could get any girl you wanted to.

Let me get this straight.

Did you come here to dump me or to apologize?

Because if you're trying to dump me, it's too late for that.

Look at me.

I've thought about it, and I want to be with you.

Okay.

Just "okay"?

But no compromises.

One second. Wait here.

Auntie!

-Auntie, I have an emergency. -What happened? Is she sick?

-No, I just need something to eat. -Why didn't you say so!

Stop. Those are for Maria.

Come on. Hurry up. She's waiting for me.

Come on!

By the way, your father looks a lot like the handyman at the club.

Yeah, sometimes I get them mixed up. Hop on.

- Where are we going? - Please, no questions.

Are we here?

This club belongs to my dad's friend. I started here.

Okay, wait right here.

- Hi, Ernesto. - Hey. How are you?

- Hey. See that girl over there? - I see.

Can we borrow a boat?

What's wrong? Come on, hurry up.

My aunt is a genius.

Too bad you're not.

Come here.

Are you sure?

You're beautiful.

-Where have you been? -Just out.

They told me you cut class today. What were you doing?

Sara.

You can do anything you want, but you just can't vanish.

We need to know where you are. Do you understand?

Sara?

We're happy you came back home safe.

Hey. Come on, get in.

-What's his problem? -Do you think this is useful?

-Useful? -The rehabilitation, the exercises.

Of course it's useful. Soon we'll swim like dolphins.

Caterina, what's wrong?

Caterina!

Here I am. Come, come. Just breathe. Just breathe…

Deep breath.

Breathe… Better?

-Yes. -Yes? Okay.

-That's enough for today. Let's rest. -Yes.

There's a strong current.

Not necessarily.

To be clear, Sara had a cardiac circulatory collapse.

I know it's hard to hear, but we can prevent future episodes

with a ventilator.

Hm?

-Thank you, Doctor. -See you tomorrow.

- See you tomorrow. - Goodbye.

What happened?

What's wrong?

You were out late last night.

And today she waited for you for two hours in the sun.

Why do you think I warned you?

Sara's life will never be normal. Do you get that now?

Let's go, Susanna.

I'm Sara's friend.

I'm sorry, she's resting now.

How is she?

We have a few tests to run, but she'll spend the night,

just to be safe.

You're still up? What time is it?

I don't know.

Sorry for yesterday.

Look how scared you are in this picture.

You really look like her, you know?

-I don't remember her. -You were too young.

No, that's not it.

It's like I've tried to erase Mom from all of my memories.

I don't know. Maybe it's less painful this way.

Listen, Lorenzo.

For years, thinking of your mom has been very painful.

She was so courageous when she got sick.

I, on the other hand, could only seem to get angry.

And now?

I was fortunate to love your mother.

Pain is part of life, Lorenzo.

We have to learn to live with it.

Can I have this?

Of course you can. It's yours.

Get some sleep.

Welcome back.

Hi, Barbara.

Hey.

Hey.

So?

What are we doing?

Please. You first.

You're just telling me?

I hate you so much.

How was it, though?

I don't want to know.

So he brought you to see some burned down roof.

And to a cave…

He could be a serial killer.

Oh mama.

Look, I know he's outside.

He's texted me like ten times.

Then he's also a stalker.

No.

You should probably go talk to him.

My condition is getting worse.

And my mother won't leave me alone.

And I'm breathing down your neck.

Lorenzo, don't sail too close-hauled!

You're on your own now, okay?

Don't overdo it.

Lorenzo!

Come here, please.

You don't have to be so clingy.

Sara, please. I only want to help you.

It's hard enough coming here every day.

I know, my love. I'm just walking you in.

What am I supposed to do?

What, you don't trust me?

I know you don't like him, but chill out. I'm not running away.

I'll wait right here, okay?

- I can't believe it. - Unfortunately, it's true.

- When did she…? - Yesterday morning.

What's going on?

Where's Caterina?

Yesterday her heart suddenly failed.

That's not possible.

She was doing so well.

Then what is the point of all this?

-It's pointless. It's pointless. -No, no. That's not true.

That's not Hey. That's not true.

She was only ten.

I know. I know, my love.

You know how many things she could've done?

And we will do many things together.

Many.

Mm…

I love you.

Want some?

Hm.

Yeah.

A bit al dente.

Lorenzo.

Where's Francesco?

This party is insane, right?

I'll get you a drink.

Yo, Fra.

-Hey, guys. This is my best friend. -Hi.

What are you doing?

Nothing. What am I doing?

What did you take?

What are you doing?

I feel awesome. Chill out.

Where were you today? The regatta's in ten days.

Hey, Francesco!

Francesco!

Fra? Hey, help me!

Francesco!

He's completely wasted!

What happened is a serious offense.

And the worst part is that you were there, too.

Got it?

Don't worry, it's okay.

We found you a new partner for the regatta.

But Francesco?

Well, Francesco, his father and I decided he should take a break.

But without Francesco what's even the point?

-I'll head out. -I'll see you.

Lorenzo,

we have invested in you because you're so talented.

The boats, the trips… Who do you think pays for that?

Huh? Maybe you don't realize you don't have a choice.

Fine, I get it.

What do you get?

Without me, you couldn't even afford your jacket.

Is that what you get?

Hm.

How long do we have to be here?

Oh, come on.

This is supposed to be fun.

-You didn't even go to school today. -Yeah. So what?

You think I don't know how many times you skipped school

to go shopping with Barbara?

Hm?

Today it's with Mom.

For Boris?

No? A touch of color for once.

Have you found anything?

Maybe.

- It's too long. - Let me see.

Well, yeah. A bit large perhaps. Try this one.

Here you go.

Mm… I don't think it suits me.

Mama?

Mama

You're gorgeous. Come out here.

I'll leave you two.

See you later.

- Your mother's great. - She's crazy.

I really missed you.

You say, "I missed you, too."

Yes, I missed you.

Do you think it's crazy to invite her?

Well, I don't think it's that normal, yeah?

- Okay, it's ready. Here you go. - Thank you.

-Ah! It's hot. -You could've come up with something else.

But, Auntie, we have this in common.

I think you've ironed it too much.

No one has ever complained about that.

Here.

-I look like a banker. -You look brilliant.

Okay. Come on. Thanks.

Wish me luck.

Don't forget to get some flowers for Maria.

Like I'd forget that.

Sara, how does your necklace taste?

Aw!

Thank you. You shouldn't have.

How nice of you.

- Actually, they're for Sara. - Of course.

Thank you.

- I'll take that. - Thank you.

- Hi, Lorenzo. - Hello.

Lovely. I'll get a vase.

Yes.

And now, for the grand finale.

Just the way you like it.

I think we should do a nice toast.

Hm?

Let's get drunk.

Ah. Okay, finally.

Just one more second.

Now you can turn around.

It's only for nighttime.

Does it hurt?

Does it bother you?

I would never have imagined you sitting at a table with my parents.

I wonder…

Wonder what?

I wonder…

what else could we do together?

I'd like to maybe leave.

And then?

And then…

I'd like to wake up every morning…

together with you.

And then?

Sara.

What's this?

And then…

The Gulf Regatta.

I found a club we can join together.

You've been there. You know it. It's my father's friend's.

Lorenzo, I…

I'm out of practice. I'm…

Think about it.

Let's think about it.

Then we have these. We're selling them, you know?

I'm not interested in lasers, though. You told me you had a 29er.

Yes, I have one over there.

-Then let's go. -Come on, I'll show you.

Here it is.

It was one of the members'

He'd bought it for his daughters.

But it hasn't touched water for five years.

- It's a bit scratched down here. - That's where it hit the rocks.

What do you think?

I don't think it's in terrible condition.

I've repaired much worse than this.

Has Sara decided?

She's still thinking about it.

I think it's insane.

Remember, four years ago you dreamed of going to the Olympics.

Don't get cold feet over the Two Gulfs Regatta.

It's just one gulf, not two.

But yeah, I'm a little scared.

I'm really nervous I can't do it.

Okay, well, I don't think it's a good idea.

-Papa, can you please let her speak? -Yeah.

Anyway, subjecting your body to such physical exertion

will obviously have repercussions.

However, I can write you a certificate.

Say something!

But the doctor just said she could write a certificate for her.

-So what if she can write a certificate? -Papa, I know I wanna do it.

What exactly are the consequences?

This disease is inevitably degenerative.

The regatta could accelerate things.

You hear that?

What am I supposed to do?

Lock myself in?

And just wait around?

Sara…

That's the hospital you were born in.

I should've stayed in Palermo.

We had so much fun when you were a baby.

I could've made you happy.

Papa, you did make me happy.

- Do you remember… - What?

The ice creams at Grandma's?

Pistachio stracciatella.

You loved that.

Or… Or the… The time you forced me to ride a bicycle.

I was scared of falling off.

Or when we would go sailing.

Hm.

If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have discovered my passion.

You're right.

Maybe I never would have met Lorenzo.

Hey, now. This… You just want me to sign your certificate.

I know you.

Perhaps.

Yeah, but, Papa, he's my love.

My first love.

And I want to remember him when everything gets difficult.

Yes, Sara.

No, no, no. Cover this properly. It's a surprise.

Okay.

-Are you sure she's coming? -Gimme a break, Dad.

They're here.

Be good.

Be careful.

Good luck.

Hi.

FAVIGNANA ISLAND

We are thrilled to welcome everyone

to this year's Gulf Regatta.

It's just a few seconds before the race begins.

Guys. Guys, would you like to see a dolphin?

- A dolphin? - Come.

Surprise.

- Good morning. - Morning.

I'll see you at the club.

I can't wait.

Next up, we have a brand-new team…

Sara, what's wrong?

Nothing.

Nothing.

Come on.

What?

Mm…

I'm scared about tomorrow.

What are you scared of?

I don't want to be a burden.

How are you a burden? The training went great.

I want to give 100%.

Yeah?

But I'm tired.

We're here. Together.

I'm with you. And it's the best thing that could have ever happened to me.

Shall we eat then?

Mama!

The boats are on the beach and getting ready…

Sara.

I made this for you. To help with your balance.

Take it.

-Thanks. -There. You can't lean out too much,

but at least you won't end up in the water.

What's up?

They're coming. They're entering the water.

Can you hear the wind?

-Can you see the other boats? -Sara?

Stay calm.

Deep breath.

Sara, you all right?

-Shall we turn? -Okay.

Three, two, one, go!

We're going too slow.

We're gaining more speed!

Watch out!

Look at the gennaker.

I think it's stuck. I'll try and free it up.

Haul in the sheet.

Come on, we're catching up. Yes!

We're right behind them. We're gonna get third.

Come on, we're so close!

Be careful!

-Get in. -Don't worry about it.

Sara!

There you are!

I really wanted to win.

But you got the turn wrong.

Are you okay?

I'm good.

-They were this close to third place. -I heard that.

-It's incredible. -Yeah.

They almost came in third.

-Mm-hm. -It's incredible, right?

Yes, incredible. Yes…

Hey. They're here.

Oh.

Aw, what happened to you, honey?

Morning.

- So, how was it? - Hey. Come out here.

What?

This is my dad.

-Good morning. -Nice to meet you. Boris.

-Good morning. -Thank you.

And now… yeah. We can calm down.

Hm. A bit, huh? Mm-hm.

Mmm.

You tired?

Don't worry, we're almost there.

MONTHS LATER

-I'm done here. I'm going out. -Bye.