Based on the homonymous thriller novel by Ilaria Tuti.
Teresa Battaglia is a sixty-year-old profiler, who has just arrived in a mountain village. A place that looks like a paradise, but which hides dark secrets among its narrow streets. Here, to defend a group of abused children from those who should have protected them, a serial killer is shedding blood and sowing terror.
Alongside Teresa Battaglia (Elena Sofia Ricci) are the Chief Inspector Giacomo Parisi (Gianluca Gobbi) and the young Inspector Massimo Marini (Giuseppe Spata), with a troubled past. Will Teresa, with her strength and her stubbornness, be able to find the answers she seeks? Or will her early Alzheimer’s disease cloud her judgment?

Based on the homonym thriller novel by Ilaria Tuti.

In the Friulian mountains of Val Resia, the body of young policewoman Marta Trevisan is discovered, seemingly a suicide caused by a gunshot to the heart. However, Commissioner Teresa Battaglia (Elena Sofia Ricci) senses something is off. She believes it’s a murder staged as a suicide. Marta had been investigating the truth about her father, who had been accused of killing his lover Hanna, a native of Val Resia. Once Teresa confirms that Marta was murdered, her death begins to intertwine with a long-lost painting and the trail of death associated with it. Marta had come into possession of The Sleeping Nymph, a portrait painted with human blood. The Nymph shows the face of a young woman whose name has been forgotten. Teresa starts to question the missing link. Why did Marta have a portrait of a woman murdered in 1945? What secret cost her life?