In October 28, 1998, at the age of eleven, Emanuele Camerini drew the five winning numbers on the wheel of Rome for the Lotto draws. That night he was the one who determined someone's luck. Luck, the supposed cause of events and circumstances that cannot be explained rationally, oscillates between faith and superstition, between philosophical inquiry and relentless individual pursuit. Beginner's Luck brings together a panorama of diverse documents and explores on multiple levels how the perception of luck influences our personal and collective behavior by analyzing how luck, be it an invention, a product, a promise or a belief.
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