Laura Bilgeri stars as Uma. An Austrian actress, she learned Italian specifically for this role.
Laura Bilgeri’s performance is notable because she was a non-Italian speaker who managed to lead an entirely Italian production.
Everything changes when , a beautiful and enigmatic young woman, literally drops into their lives. Her presence acts as a catalyst, forcing the men to confront their insecurities, mend their relationships, and rediscover their passions. Quick Guide to the Film Genre: Family, Comedy, Fairy Tale. Director: Susy Laude , who also wrote the script.
Nominated for Best First Feature at the 2021 Golden Ciak Awards. Why It’s Interesting
The Ferroli family is a chaotic group of men—three generations of them—living in a grand but decaying villa where they run a struggling winery. They are stuck in their ways and haven't had a woman in the house for years, leading to a complete lack of emotional balance and domestic order.
Features well-known Italian actors like Pietro Sermonti , Pasquale Petrolo (known as Lillo), and Antonio Catania .
Laura Bilgeri stars as Uma. An Austrian actress, she learned Italian specifically for this role.
Laura Bilgeri’s performance is notable because she was a non-Italian speaker who managed to lead an entirely Italian production.
Everything changes when , a beautiful and enigmatic young woman, literally drops into their lives. Her presence acts as a catalyst, forcing the men to confront their insecurities, mend their relationships, and rediscover their passions. Quick Guide to the Film Genre: Family, Comedy, Fairy Tale. Director: Susy Laude , who also wrote the script.
Nominated for Best First Feature at the 2021 Golden Ciak Awards. Why It’s Interesting
The Ferroli family is a chaotic group of men—three generations of them—living in a grand but decaying villa where they run a struggling winery. They are stuck in their ways and haven't had a woman in the house for years, leading to a complete lack of emotional balance and domestic order.
Features well-known Italian actors like Pietro Sermonti , Pasquale Petrolo (known as Lillo), and Antonio Catania .