Growing up in a village in Sicily, Antò and Tino were full of dreams of escaping provincial life and starting over somewhere new together. But then Tino disappears and they lose touch. When Antò learns that his childhood home is to be auctioned off, he sets out to find Tino, the only person who is still like family to him.

The reunion between Antò and Tino, who lives openly as a gay truck driver, is tense. Together they embark on a journey through Europe to save Antò's house and discover what home really means.

The film DRIVE ME HOME by Italian director Simone Catania is a road movie that deals with the themes of friendship, home and self-discovery. The leading roles are played by Vinicio Marchioni (Antonio) and Marco D'Amore (Agostino), who intricately portray the complex dynamic between the two characters.

DRIVE ME HOME premiered at the Torino Film Festival in November 2018. The film was praised for its empathetic storytelling and portrayal of the protagonists. At the 2020 Premi Flaiano, it received the award for best debut work.