Made in Italy

• Comedy
• Drama

A reserved London art dealer reluctantly accompanies his emotionally distant father, a flamboyant artist, to the sun-drenched Tuscan countryside to dispose of a shared inheritance – a dilapidated villa echoing with memories of a lost wife and mother. What unfolds is less a simple property sale and more a bittersweet, often clumsy, attempt at reconnection, punctuated by the vibrant chaos of a local festival and the daunting task of renovating both the house and their fractured relationship. The film isn't driven by grand dramatic reveals, but by the subtle shifts in posture and shared silences as two men navigate grief, artistic temperament, and the surprising rediscovery of affection amid crumbling plaster and Tuscan vistas. It’s a melancholic comedy that finds humor not in punchlines, but in the genuine awkwardness of rebuilding intimacy, offering a comforting, if unhurried, exploration of familial bonds and the restorative power of place.