Before time runs out

How would you feel if your ex-girlfriend returned after thirty years? Not because she missed you, but to defend her son, accused of murder. Sounds strange, doesn't it? But it actually happened to our protagonist, Guido Guerrieri, the renowned lawyer. One bleak, gray morning, he found Lorenza, his former lover, before him, her face weary yet familiar, pleading for help. She had returned, not for love, but for justice. Her son, Jacopo, was accused of murder, a crime that could land him in prison for life. All the evidence pointed to him, and Guido was the only one who could save him from this seemingly lost case. This isn't just a courtroom story; it's not simply about a lawyer, a judge, and a defendant. It's also a trial of the self, a confrontation with profound personal questions. The courtroom sessions intertwine with questions Guido hasn't dared to ask for years: Do we lie when we love? And does regret have a law that judges it? Can time restore the justice that we failed to grant ourselves?