Once a month, a lorry travels across Italy from the extreme South to the foothills of the Alps, carrying a curious collection of parcels. Pots of homemade tomato sauce from nonna Maria, cold pressed olive oil from the family press, "antipasti" of vegetables from uncle Pino's's garden... These carefully prepared packages tell the story of the massive immigration from the rural South to the industrialized North. For families separated by thousands of kilometers, it is a way to shorten the distance and hold on to family ties. A portrait of a country where survival is an art.