Sono Lillo

Lillo finds himself involved in a bigger deal than himself, yet another one since he invented the character of Posaman. The fault lies with Sergio, Lillo's agent-best friend. But Posaman fever brings new, irreversible troubles into Lillo's life. For Marzia, with whom he shares over twenty years of life, hers is the straw that breaks the camel's back and all she has to do is ask for a divorce.

Lillo is devastated by the crisis with Marzia and wants to prove that he is a serious person. The opportunity seems to present itself in the form of Leonardo, Marzia's nephew, who needs a babysitter that day. This, for Lillo, is exactly the right opportunity to demonstrate to the woman she loves that he can also be a responsible man. Eventually, he realizes that he will have to leave by eliminating Posaman.

Lillo understands that just killing Posaman is not enough to win back Marzia and change the image that others have of him. Sergio makes him a proposal: disappear, log off for 48 hours. That's why he puts his cell phone inside a time-locked box. Will Lillo be able to survive?

It's Lillo's mother's birthday, and he decides that this year everything will be different: he will show his family that he too can be someone they can trust! The plan will inevitably prove to be a complete failure, but it will lead Lillo to have, for the first time, a sincere dialogue with his mother in which he will finally find the courage to tell her that his story with Marzia is over.

Lillo was invited by Marzia to the vernissage. For him this is the possibility of a rapprochement. But, during the event, Lillo receives the worst news in the world: Marzia has decided to move away from Italy. A very hard blow for Lillo, who now sees Posaman's shadow getting dangerously close again with the promise of never abandoning him.

When Marzia shows up at her old house looking for her passport, she and Lillo find themselves forced to spend some time together uncovering old boxes and inevitably sweet memories. There seems to be no trace of the passport and this could also be a sign of destiny. But the idyll is interrupted by a runner who has to accompany Lillo on the set.

Lillo wakes up and has no memory of where he is or how he got there. She will have to put the pieces back together to get to the airport in time to say goodbye to Marzia one last time. When she reaches Marzia, will she find the courage to tell her that she used Posaman's popularity to get out of a very delicate situation and help her brother? Or will she lose her forever?

Lillo seems to have reached the end of the line: Marzia has left and Lillo, thanks to his brother Edoardo, now has his days numbered. Everything seems lost but in the end thanks to Posaman, she will be able to put the pieces back together, understanding that her alter ego is not a symbol of immaturity but that, on the contrary, it is an important and fundamental part of him.