Piccolo miracolo

Davide Lancia is a wealthy man in Rome who has spent his life enjoying the benefits of his father's success as a powerful property developer. To prove he is a fitting successor to the family business, Davide agrees to a deal to replace a dilapidated building with a luxury residence. His plans are obstructed by Ursula, a blind and spirited tenant who refuses to vacate her home. Through his interaction with her, Davide begins to shift his perspective on life and his personal priorities.

The drama was directed by Guido Chiesa, following his work on For the Love of a Women and 30 Nights with My (Ex) Husband. The screenplay was written by Nicoletta Micheli and produced by Alessandro Usai, Pier Paolo Luciani, and Alessandro Squarciotta. It features a cast including Marco D'Amore as Davide Lancia, Greta Scarano as Ursula, Giorgio Colangeli, Gianmarco Tognazzi, Bruno Valente, and Emma Shu. Produced in Italy by companies such as RAI Cinema, Sky Cinema, and Alea Film, the movie has a runtime of 103 minutes.