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The film "Io c'è" (Just Believe) - To save his B&B from failure, Massimo decides to turn it into a place of worship, creating a new religion.

Massimo Alberti, owner of a Bed & breakfast, is constantly looking for gimmicks in order not to pay the numerous taxes imposed on his business, until he discovers that the buildings classified as places of worship are tax-free: so he decides to shamelessly take advantage of this situation to found a new cult, Ionism. With the help of his sister Adriana and the writer Marco Cilio, Massimo draws up the status of Ionism and establishes the rules, the sacred symbols, the rites. This religion suggests independence, living for oneself, following the personal thrust: the sacred symbol is a mirror, towards which the faithful look to observe themselves.

Having to have proselytes, he attracts to himself a first group of homeless people of the nearby ecclesiastical community of nuns who, dismayed by the gesture, try to bring them back. Incredibly, they also follow his precepts and one of them stops taking alcohol. They are fascinated by ionism even the person in charge of ensuring that it is not a scam; a paralytic who asks for the miracle of walking again; a woman ahead with age who still tries sexual impulses. Massimo explains to them that he must follow the voice of his own being. Adriana also follows Ionism, leaving Giulio, the haughty husband, and getting engaged to Andrea, the mistress who has been dating for years, a reggae player.

Ionism finds itself facing his first funeral, but Massimo does not tell any story about an afterlife, exposing to the faithful a materialistic vision of death: the deceased is simply there, in the urn. We should not wonder about the afterlife, because we will never have an answer: we must enjoy the journey of life.

Teresa is also staying in the B&B, a young woman who enmeshes Massimo’s heart. The girl underwent an operation and should have suffered a second, very risky one, but decided not to take that route, to enjoy the journey of life, as suggested by Massimo at the Ionist funeral.

Meanwhile, Ionism is accepted as a religion by the state and the B&B is classified as a place of worship. Mark drew up the Ionist Gospel and is ready to launch it on the market.  Massimo doesn't want to know anything about it anymore, and Marco threatens him with a schism. The man realizes that he has gone too far: from a simple trick to not paying taxes he has come to deceive dozens of people, and Teresa risks his life believing in a lie.  After a function, he vents his wrath by breaking the mirror, hunting everyone and tearing apart the objects of the B & B.

Some time later, given that Ionism was recognized by the Italian State, a judge condemns Massimo for offense and vilification of people, sacred objects and place of consecrated worship and religious terrorism. The car that is about to take him to prison is stopped by a group of faithful Ionists, including Teresa: the woman tells Massimo to be healed and no longer need the second operation, sanctifying Massimo.

While Massimo is in prison, Marco continues the Ionist functions, reading the Gospel and inspired by a fresco depicting Massimo.

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