"Indizi" is that book we wanted to read when we were young when we aspired to make films. It is not a manual and, if it is for anyone, it will be a very partial manual. But anyone who wants to make films knows that partiality, the point of view, is the most important thing. In Indizi, the point of view is central, and it is a point of view that is as quick as the stroke of a pen drawing behind a script, as immediate as the shutter of a digital compact camera. Indizi is a journey into Dostoevsky's world while Dostoevsky was being made, thought about, questioned, discussed, rethought, mistaken, listened to, corrected, grasped.’ The D'Innocenzo brothers open the doors of their set to reveal to us the fascinating world that usually remains hidden behind the scenes. ‘Indizi’ tells us about the way they work and how their cinema is created, revealing, for the first time, the storyboards they draw every night to prepare for the next day's shoot, showing us the photographs they take on set to prove their ideas and insights, and telling us Dostoevsky's anecdotes and secrets. Indizi is a true travel diary through the working phases of their most recent project, a different and unique point of view that enriches the experience of watching the highly anticipated TV series signed by the most interesting pair of directors in Italian cinema.