Tutti i santi giorni

Guido loves ancient languages and early Christian saints, and works as a night porter in a hotel. Antonia works in a car rental company, but considers herself a musician and sings in bars at night. Two very different characters who love each other. There's just one small problem: they both want a child, but time passes and the long-awaited baby simply doesn't arrive. The questions from parents and friends become more urgent, fertility tests, state-of-the-art reproductive techniques, and famous doctors are called upon. Will Guido and Antonia's relationship withstand this pressure? “A gently funny tale about the almost psychotic willingness to give up a nourishing relationship because of difficulties in having children.” (The Hollywood Reporter) EVERY BLESSED DAY is based on the novel by Simone Lenzi and was produced in 2012 under the original title Tutti i santi giorni. Paolo Virzì, one of the most influential directors in contemporary Italian cinema, combines romantic comedy and everyday drama to create a sensitive portrait of a generation caught between tradition and new beginnings. EVERY BLESSED DAY was screened at the Festival del Cinema di Roma, where it was enthusiastically received by audiences, and received several Italian critics' awards for its authentic storytelling and the great chemistry between the lead actors Luca Marinelli and Thony. Singer Thony also wrote the soundtrack, which was nominated for a David di Donatello award.