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In your head (2026)

Released January 19, 2026Director Tommaso Barba

Emma, a young woman suffering from chronic pain, finds herself trapped in a life marked by physical suffering and misunderstanding. Despite her efforts to explain her discomfort, her condition is systematically ignored or minimized by doctors and by her partner Daniele, who tell her that “it’s all in her head.” Through her intimate and everyday experiences, we see Emma struggling with a reality that isolates her, made worse by the superficiality and sexism with which her condition is treated.

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Cast of In your head

Beatrice Gatta

Beatrice Gatta

Emma
Mario Felici

Mario Felici

Daniele
Mino Sferra

Mino Sferra

Dottor Vespucci
Virginia Isernia

Virginia Isernia

Chiara
Sofia Migliaccio

Sofia Migliaccio

Veronica
Alessandro Fabiani

Alessandro Fabiani

Jacopo
Davide Varone Kagel

Davide Varone Kagel

Fabrizio
Sofia Guida

Sofia Guida

Ilaria
Elisa Cavaliere

Elisa Cavaliere

Francesca

About In your head

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Who stars in In your head?

In your head stars Beatrice Gatta, Mario Felici, Mino Sferra, Virginia Isernia, Sofia Migliaccio.

Who directed In your head?

In your head was directed by Tommaso Barba.

What is In your head about?

Emma, a young woman suffering from chronic pain, finds herself trapped in a life marked by physical suffering and misunderstanding. Despite her efforts to explain her discomfort, her condition is systematically ignored or minimized by doctors and by her partner Daniele, who tell her that “it’s all in her head.” Through her intimate and everyday experiences, we see Emma struggling with a reality that isolates her, made worse by the superficiality and sexism with which her condition is treated.