The white screen

In the near future, the French Republic has fallen into a regime authoritarian, racist and police. In this context, Salvo, a young Italian immigrant architect, divides his days working at the Parisian agency and at maintain a fragile romantic relationship with activist Sistine Legrand, daughter of the eminent architect Philippe Legrand, who mysteriously disappeared. "The White Screen", a group of political dissidents of which Sistine is a member, demonstrate by brandishing the white screens of their mobile phones which have become symbols of the struggle against the government's reactionary policies. While the political situation is already very chaotic, Salvo finds himself involved to a plot by narrowly escaping the explosion of a bomb in the train of metro where Sistine was... Having lived in Paris for several years, Enrico Pinto was inspired by his experience as an architect to write with great mastery a thriller which echoes the political situation in his country.