
Enter Loris: a bumbling, broke, big-hearted man who just wants to sell a rug and eat in peace. 🧼🍝 But when he shows up to a housing office in a suspicious coat, muttering about bathrooms and measurements, the authorities see something else entirely. 👀💥
To them, Loris is the killer. But to everyone else, he’s just… weird. Endearingly, idiotically weird. 😂
In a genius move of police incompetence, they send an undercover officer — a woman trained in criminal profiling — to live with Loris. 🏠💃 Her job? Get close. Gain trust. Catch a confession. But nothing can prepare her for what Loris actually is: a neurotic, accident-prone man-child who dances like a penguin and survives purely on luck and spaghetti. 🍝💃😬
As the city watches in fear, Loris juggles mistaken identity, absurd run-ins with authority, a growing crush on his handler… and a bizarre series of events involving wigs, garden hoses, and a giant inflatable cow. 🐄🎈
But here's the twist: Loris isn’t the monster.
He’s just the scapegoat in a system more ridiculous than the crimes it investigates.
While the real killer slips further away… 👤🚪
In the end, it’s not guns or badges that expose the truth — it’s clumsiness, kindness, and a man too strange to lie. The real monster? Prejudice. Assumptions. And maybe the Italian bureaucracy. 🇮🇹💼💥
Loris walks away, messy and misunderstood — but free.
Not a monster.
Just magnificently human. 💛