Bread tulips

Oops, Rosalba has spent a little too long in the restroom of a rest stop due to a small mishap, and now she can only wave goodbye to the bus with her travel group, which includes her husband and two sons. What now? Since her husband Mimmo only calls to scold her uncontrollably, she disregards his command to wait for him and decides to hitchhike home. When one of the drivers mentions that he is on his way to Venice, it ignites Rosalba's longing to visit the lagoon city, which she has never been to before. Without much thought, she books a room in Venice. Initially, she only plans to stay for a day, but thanks to a series of fortunate events, her stay gets extended. She meets the melancholic and refined waiter Fernando, with whom she becomes a tenant, befriends his neighbor, the masseuse Grazia, and eventually takes a temporary job with an anarchist florist. Thus, Rosalba gradually begins a completely new life. However, as Mimmo's household falls apart, he hires the plumber and amateur detective Costatino to track down his runaway wife. Soon, Rosalba must make a decision: will she stay with the reserved and kind Fernando and her new friends, or will she return to her husband and children?.