The birth of Venus

Florence of the XV century. The death of Lorenzo Medici stunes Florence, and the number of followers of the ardent preacher of Savonarola is growing. A new era is coming, the troops of the French king are approaching. And the young and talented artist Alessandra is preparing to marry a man much older than her. There is no talk of any love. The girl is waiting for a golden cage and the need to come to terms with the secret addictions of her husband. But Alessandra herself falls in love with a young artist hired by a father to decorate a family chapel. This passion is desperate and crazy, tender and beautiful, like a sea foam from Botticelli"s paintings. She only needs him - an artist, her only and true love. But does he need her?