Three O'Clock in the Morning

Antonio's parents had long divorced, and his father, a brilliant mathematician, played no significant role in his life. Everything changed when Antonio was diagnosed with epilepsy. Father and son travel to Marseille for a doctor's appointment, who recommends using the method of complex provocative testing, or simply put, to stay awake for forty-eight hours. The heroes will have to stroll through the colorful seaside city for two days and for the first time in their lives talk to each other about poetry, family, romantic experiences, mathematics, death, talent, redemption, and, of course, love.