π¬ Mascarpone (2021)
ββββ (4/5 β A sweet, heartfelt journey of rediscovery and self-love)
Mascarpone (2021) serves up a charming and deeply relatable story about finding yourself when everything you thought you needed falls apart. After being abruptly dumped by his long-term boyfriend, Antonio is left scrambling to rebuild his life β but what begins as a crisis quickly turns into a beautiful, unexpected journey of self-discovery.
Set against the vibrant backdrop of Rome, the film follows Antonio as he finds a new home, new friends, and even a new passion for pastry-making. Along the way, he learns that happiness isnβt about clinging to the past β it’s about savoring the sweetness of the present and daring to dream of something better.
Director Alessandro Guida crafts a warm and visually delicious narrative that blends humor, romance, and heartfelt moments with ease. The performances feel natural and deeply human, making it easy for viewers to root for Antonio as he stumbles, learns, and grows.
With its colorful cinematography, tender storytelling, and themes of resilience, friendship, and second chances, Mascarpone is an uplifting film that leaves you smiling β and maybe craving a dessert or two.
Light, funny, emotional, and full of heart, Mascarpone is a delightful treat for anyone who’s ever had to start over.
