I Hate Summer

A rental agency error leads three different families to book the same vacation home on a small island off the coast of Puglia, Italy. Despite their conflicting personalities, differing social statuses, and the challenges of managing rebellious children and a dog, the group is forced to coexist under one roof. Over the course of the summer, these strangers navigate the difficulties of their shared living arrangement and eventually form friendships while learning how to enjoy life.

This Italian comedy was directed by Massimo Venier, following his work on six previous films including Three Men and a Leg and Have You Met Claudia?. The screenplay was written by Michele Pellegrini, Venier, and Aldo Baglio. The movie stars Aldo Baglio, Giovanni Storti, and Giacomo Poretti, with supporting roles played by Lucia Mascino, Carlotta Natoli, and Maria Di Biase. The production involved Medusa Film, Sky Cinema, and Agidi Due.

The film earned 8 million USD at the worldwide box office. Audience reception is generally positive, with a rating of 6.7/10 based on 4,300 votes on IMDb and a 7/10 rating from 1,009 votes on TMDB.