In the summer of 1957, Italian car manufacturer and former racing driver Enzo Ferrari finds himself in a serious crisis. His company, which he built up together with his impulsive wife Laura, is on the verge of bankruptcy, his marriage is overshadowed by the grief of his recently lost son, and his wife finds out that he has not only had a mistress for years, but also a second son with her. While Ferrari dithers in his private life, he stakes everything on one card professionally: the famous Mille Miglia, a 1000-mile race across Italy, through villages and towns. A new driver is his greatest asset.
Wherever there are people, there are also crows. They search gardens, fields and battlefields, live in the countryside and in the city. In short, no animal knows us humans better and they also have the ability to pass their knowledge on to their offspring. That's why behind their mysterious, curious and mesmerising gaze lays a chronicle of humanity.