Are you willing to worsen to improve your life?
Francesco is forty-four years old, divorced, childless, and works as an employee in a communication agency. At first glance, his existence appears ordinary, reassuring, but what he feels and possesses is far from his youthful dreams. Thus, a corrosive weariness grows within him: the fatigue of having always been good, what is called “a good person.” From this awareness arises a radical decision; he deliberately chooses to embark on a path opposite to the one he has always followed: to become the worst version of himself. With a nimble pen and an acute, reflective style, Corsi explores deep themes such as the duality of the human soul, the complexity of ethics, and poses a universal question: how far can we change?
Gabriele Corsi is an Italian actor, television and radio host. A member and creator of the Trio Medusa, he hosts every morning Chiamate Roma Triuno Triuno on Radio Deejay. After graduating in Political Science and from the Academy of Dramatic Art in Rome, he embarked on an important theater career. He was a correspondent for the show Le Iene for ten years. Since 2016, he has been increasingly devoted to television hosting. Since 2021, he hosts the European Song Contest as well. A long-time ambassador for the NGO Cesvi, appointed Goodwill Ambassador of Unicef, he is often engaged in humanitarian missions in the world's poorest areas. He has authored two books as Trio Medusa. Among his titles, What a Beautiful Day. Let’s Hope It Doesn't Rain (Cairo, 2024), A Man of Little Worth (Cairo, 2026).
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