C’è ancora domani Paola Cortellesi

Rome, May 1946: the city faces the aftermath of the Second World War, the presence of Allied troops and the desire for change ahead of the institutional referendum and the Constituent Assembly elections on 2 and 3 June. Delia, married to an abusive husband and mother of three, including teenage Marcella, struggles with her difficult home life. When her daughter’s engagement threatens a similar fate, Delia, with the help of friends, upsets the situation. As the elections approach, she navigates the family dynamics to cast her first vote, symbolising her struggle against an oppressive reality.