Land of the Sons

After his father's death, a feral boy (Leon de La Vallée) leaves the only home he has known and sets out across a ruined country. He carries his father's journal, written in a language he cannot yet read, and the only way to learn what it holds is to keep walking. Claudio Cupellini follows him through a world where the old order has gone, and the film is about what a father can leave a child once words and learning are all that is left.