In the feature film - created and produced with the support of a young group of authors and set in a High school – some students experience a strong anxiety when facing scientific subjects. The school master summons their young professor: “results are catastrophic, try something to ignite their imagination”. The young professor, after a certain number of unsuccessful tries, imagines a short film to make the kids study (and love) Physics.
Engine started: “Einstein, first. Ciak”. The students fill the shoes of the greatest scientists of the past centuries. Acting as Einstein, Newton, Bernouilli, Faraday, Clausius and sharing their great discoveries, the students learn to love the subject and to bring it in their real life.
“ If today we have airplanes flying into the shy or we go to the moon, if we can use mobile phones to communicate, it is ultimately thanks to those giants” reminds the professor in the film.
“To realise your dreams you should be free, you should go through tough times: invent your own equation, make a synthesis of what you want in your life”.

The garden of numbers is the story of young boy and his grandmother  playing together with a labyrinth, that magically comes to life at each obstacle and casts the kid in an adventure.

How to save one’s skin? How to survive? Which solutions for a safe way out?

Even and odd numbers, additions and subtractions, and others arithmetical operations turn out to be the “weapons” to defend oneself from ambushes.

The story is set in a near future, where machines and computers have gained total power over the humans. All men and women are filed, monitored and their life is constantly controlled by a computer.

Leonardo, a young rebel, opposes the situation and is consequently brought to jail; there he starts to tell to the other prisoners and to the prison’ guards the story of  the world greatest thinkers from the past.