Notre monde à refaire

When Gallo (Michel Brown) finds out that he might have a son, Benito (Martino Leonardi), his world changes, but not in the way that he imagined.

The acting is good in general but it sometimes is a tad cringe. Also, Gallo uses words like "vale" and overuses the words "orale" and "hernano" and it gets rather tiring and annoying.

The ending is sweet and wholesome and just cuts off to black with that satisfying but rather predictable, (and in reality it was from the start of the movie) but it gets the job done.

With that questionable ending, it is heavily implied that the quest to find Benino's dad might not be over. But that is one of the many interpretations that are left for the viewer to decide.

A fun, wholesome and straightforward movie that everyone can see and enjoy on a slow Sunday day or night.