Summer 1984, Livorno. Three sculpted heads emerge from the water. The art world hails them as authentic works by Modigliani; too bad they’re fakes. This is the incredible story of a prank that got out of hand. The story of a scam. The story of a death under circumstances that were never clarified. One of the greatest art scandals of all time. One of the most intricate mysteries in art history and, at the same time, a crystal-clear example of how a wonderful lie always manages to overshadow and be preferred over any reality.