Stabat mater

Venice in the 18th century. At the Ospedale della Pietà, a convent and orphanage, newborns can be left behind by mothers who wish to remain anonymous. This was also the case for Cecilia. Now sixteen, she is the most talented member of the orphanage's orchestra, which is famous beyond Italy. More than music, she is obsessed with the question of who her mother was and why she gave her up. Restlessly, she roams the hidden corners of the convent at night, writing letters to an imagined mother. When a new music master arrives, her life changes. It is Antonio Vivaldi. The young composer with the red hair recognizes Cecilia's great talent and promises to make her a celebrated musician. However, he attaches a condition that forces Cecilia to decide which path she wants to take.