Tommaso (Marco Giallini) is a high-profile, arrogant cardiac surgeon and a staunch atheist who prides himself on being "liberal". When his son, Andrea, announces he is "coming out," Tommaso prepared himself to support a gay son—only to be horrified when Andrea reveals he actually wants to become a priest. Enraged and convinced his son is being brainwashed, Tommaso goes "undercover" to investigate and discredit Father Pietro (Alessandro Gassmann), the charismatic and unconventional priest influencing Andrea. Review Highlights
“Top cardiac surgeon contends with ex-con priest for his son's soul, and rediscovers his heart in the process.” Rotten Tomatoes God Willing (2015) Se Dio vuole titulky ДЊeskГ©
: Critics from Rotten Tomatoes and IMDb describe it as a "humane," "enjoyable," and "stress-free" 90-minute comedy. Tommaso (Marco Giallini) is a high-profile, arrogant cardiac
: The chemistry between Marco Giallini and Alessandro Gassmann is the film's core strength, with Giallini delivering an "energetic, yet well-controlled" performance. Subtitles and Availability The Italian film (God Willing,
: While it avoids being a deep theological study, it successfully uses humor to explore how faith (or the lack thereof) affects family relationships and personal growth. Subtitles and Availability
The Italian film (God Willing, 2015), directed by Edoardo Falcone, is a witty comedy that centers on the collision between secularism and religious faith. Film Summary
“This is a funny, clever, enjoyable and humane film. Its warmth overcomes a few cinematic weaknesses.” Rotten Tomatoes