What adults see as mere rubble is, for three eleven-year-olds in Danisinni, a place brimming with possibility: a room without supervision, without rules, where imagination can roam free. Here, they can grow up at their own pace. But the outside world gradually presses in, and as adolescence approaches, it becomes clear just how fragile this space—and their childhood—really is. With a tender, observant gaze, Danny Biancardi, Stefano La Rosa and Virginia Nardelli follow Angelo, Mery and Rosy in The Castle, which premiered at the prestigious CPH:DOX. A film about friendship and imagination, but also about the fragility of childhood.