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A group of Spanish tourists in Venecia will find themselves fighting for their lives against locals that are not too keen on foreigners.

The life of Antonio Vivaldi, called "the red priest", his relationship with the world and the Church, his spiritual battles, his love for a woman.

Summer of 1914. Emma, Bruno and Franz are three inseparable friends who, on the threshold of the high school exam, are catapulted into the trenches to experience the fierce drama of the First World War. However they will discover love, a strong and tenacious feeling, able to grow with courage even between bombs and death.

Marco and Anita discover they are expecting a child. Finally a ray of light in the life of Marco, put to the test by the pain for the disappearance of Leo, his firstborn with his first wife Clara.

Piero Saggion is a teenager who lives in Marghera, Venice's industrial area known for its "Petrochemicals", plays rugby and spends much time with his friend Sergio. When Nestor, an Argentine worker in the small firm his father Antonio owns, remains badly burned at the end of a day's work with too much overtime, Piero's life takes an unexpected turn. The arrival of Maria, daughter of the Argentine Nestor, will make him discover the love and give him the strength to rebel against a world of lies and compromises.

A young man from Barcelona (Marc) arrives to Venice and confronts his father (Paco), who has not seen since he was two years old. This sudden encounter with his forgotten son both shocks and pleases Paco. Marc, filled with long repressed resentments, discovers in Paco a welcoming individual. The emotions seem to move towards a feeling of connection and understanding between father and son. But Paco's semi-lies, his complex and opaque past, his unclear present, quickly transforms the encounter into a muddy pool of emotional uncertainties.

Retired security consultant Robert Frank accompanies his reporter daughter Claudia to a prestigious exposition of Venetian glass organized by her mother, his ex-wife Louise Berengo, and her second husband Antonio. At the grand opening, thieves sabotage the alarm and stage a blackout to switch a paste copy with the signature medieval masterpiece beaker. Claudia gets Robert to put his expertise to use and attempt retrieving it before a scandal ruins Louise's reputation, putting off informing insurance and authorities. Present was the prime suspect: Louise's arch-rival, antiques and art merchant Boris Jetrowitsch, whom he overhears offering a rare piece to leading Venetian collector Anna Cantonelli. Robert has a crush on local restaurant owner Mia and Claudia has one on Mia's son Marco, who catered the opening and is devoted to his angelic but seriously-ill son Luca. Robert fails to deliver an anonymously demanded 100.000-Euro ransom, but finds out the annoying truth.