La Grazia

Mariano De Santis is the President of Italy and a devout Catholic nearing the end of his term. He faces several critical moral conflicts, including whether to sign a controversial law on euthanasia and how to rule on two presidential pardons for individuals who killed their spouses. These professional obligations intersect with his private grief as a widower, as he struggles with a decades-old secret regarding his late wife's fidelity. Throughout these dilemmas, he seeks support from his daughter, Dorotea.

The drama was written and directed by Paolo Sorrentino, following his previous work Parthenope. It stars Toni Servillo as the president and Anna Ferzetti as his daughter, with supporting roles played by Massimo Venturiello, Milvia Marigliano, Orlando Cinque, and Giuseppe Gaiani. Produced by companies including The Apartment Pictures and FremantleMedia Italia, the film had a budget of 25 million USD. Since its release, the movie has earned a rating of 7.3/10 on TMDB based on 445 votes.