Boris: The Film

Boris: The Film is an Italian comedy about a director and his production crew as they attempt to transition from making content for television to producing a feature film for the big screen. The story follows René Ferretti, who decides to leave the entertainment industry due to the unreasonable demands of a network director. However, he is eventually persuaded by a close friend and producer to return to work on a significant cinematic project.

The film was directed by Luca Vendruscolo, Giacomo Ciarrapico, and Mattia Torre, who also wrote the screenplay. The cast is led by Francesco Pannofino, with Caterina Guzzanti, Alessandro Tiberi, Alberto Di Stasio, Antonio Catania, and Antonino Bruschetta in supporting roles. The production involved a total of 80 credited cast members and 45 crew members, with backing from RAI Cinema, Sky Cinema, and Wildside.

Financially, the movie did not perform well, earning 1 million USD against a budget of 3 million USD. On TMDB, it holds a rating of 6.9/10 based on 626 votes.