Stem Cell, directed by Giuseppe Di Giorgio, Italy, 2020.
A brilliant neurosurgeon is found murdered in his own operating room. The scene is gruesome. His killer used the very tools of his trade. Who is the murderer? A psychopath? Someone from within the institute? Commissioner Lorenzo Aliprandi and his team find themselves in a race against time to stop a killer who continues to murder using the same heinous methods, targeting other prominent doctors, leaving no trace behind except a trail of blood. New knowledge, intense experiences, and the race against time will test the strong character of Commissioner Aliprandi, who determined to uncover the murderers, will face every challenge head-on.

Based on the novel of the same name by Paolo Gaetani, a neurosurgeon by profession, Stem Cell addresses the major issues facing healthcare and its institutions, with a more poignant relevance than ever. Cinema thus complements the narrative and becomes a powerful tool for in-depth analysis and dissemination, exploring questions and proposing answers. It does so through the powerful tools of a fast-paced thriller rhythm and meticulous, bold cinematography. Alongside the main theme, the crimes unfold along with the intrigues, betrayals, economic interests, stories, and psychologies of all the characters.

Language: Italian
SUBTITLES: English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese