A man who, despite the passage of time, still cannot forgive his deceased wife for her betrayal. A father who cannot find his way back to his daughter. A widely respected statesman on whose shoulders rests not only the fate of an entire country but also the lives of two lifers sentenced to life imprisonment. Finally, a man full of contradictions who cannot forgive himself or others and constantly asks the question: to whom do our days belong? In "La Grazia," Toni Servillo plays the multifaceted and fascinating figure of a president adored by millions, in whose hands lies the power of pardon. At the end of his term, he faces the dilemma of which crime deserves forgiveness: a brutal act of mercy or a murder for love? In his inimitable style, Sorrentino proves that even knowing ourselves, we can at any moment make a decision that will surprise us—and bring inner freedom.