Marcello does not know the answer, although the stigma is causing him many problems.

In one go, due to his newly acquired (yet unintentional) closeness to God, he loses his girlfriend and the flat they share together. He’s also kicked out of the band, hence losing his job. Marcello now finds himself ready to undertake a very personal voyage between two very different and incompatible worlds…that of God and that of Rock.

He is accompanied by his bigot mother, that tries to put him on the road to redemption by having him locked into a convent, and by his grandmother, a very eccentric woman that incites him not to give up on Rock’n’Roll. Old and new friends alike, they all try to get Marcello to do the right thing.

But what is the right thing for Marcello?

Abandon the music of Satan and listen to the word of God or forget about divine intervention and pursue his dream of musical glory?

Will he be able to find common ground between opposed universes?