On a small island in the Tyrrhenian Sea, a woman named Karin faces an emotional abyss after leaving behind her home and life in search of a new existence. Her arrival in the place, which seems like a paradise, soon reveals the harsh reality of life in a closed and traditional community. Married to an Italian fisherman, Karin discovers that her love is not enough to quell the isolation and culture that surround her. The struggle between her longing for freedom and the weight of social expectations becomes a palpable conflict.
Set against the stunning backdrop of the Stromboli volcano, the beauty of the landscape starkly contrasts with Karin's internal anguish. As she seeks her place in this hostile world, her life intertwines with the fatality of the volcano, which represents both the power of nature and the intensification of her own personal turmoil. Her daily life is marked by the struggles of routine, misunderstanding, and the search for lasting meaning.
The clash between her free spirit and the oppressive environment pushes her to the brink as she faces despair and fear. The plot unfolds in a deeply resonant emotional journey that raises questions about identity, love, and sacrifice. In the end, Karin's struggle transforms her into a symbol of the human spirit in the face of adversity, challenging conventions and seeking hope in a world where little seems to exist.