Qui t'estima, Babel? (1987)

Babel spends an unusual childhood. Locked between high walls and white walls, she is forced to grow up in a hospice because her mother cannot take care of her since she has been admitted to a psychiatric center. After some time, the doctor decides that it is time to give the mother freedom, because her state of health is better. Babel and her mother start a new life together. Coexistence between the two is difficult. The traumas experienced and the memories devastate the little girl, who finds herself unable to maintain a more or less formal relationship with her mother. As if this were not enough, a feeling of guilt seizes her.