Football is a cruel sport. Out of every thousands and thousands of people who play it since childhood - and which takes almost a decade of training and sacrifices - only a handful go on to play it professionally. Behind this minimal chance lies the search for a prosperous future for the players and, therefore, for their entire family. In this bleak context, Federico Di Cicilia places his new film, financed by crowdfunding. The director, a student of key figures of the Italian film tradition, exploits its virtues where others only find problems: in its simplicity and intimacy. Invisibili follows Peppino, a promising Italian football player dealing with the pressure and the errant behavior of his father, who also acts as his manager. Did the sport cease to be a game and become an obligation? Is he striving for his future or just to fulfill his father's frustrated dreams? Questions that torment the young Peppino and that he must answer before his meteoric career, common to all soccer players, passes him by.