You, Me & Tuscany (12A)

Talented chef Anna put her professional life on hold to care for her terminally ill mother and now she is ready to embark on the next chapter of her life. Following a meet cute with Matteo in a bar, Anna throws caution to the wind and travels to Tuscany to sample the culinary delights of the region. All hotels are full because of a summer food festival so Anna squats in Matteo's vacant home, without his permission. She is mistaken for his fiancee and allows the misunderstanding to flourish.

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You, Me & Tuscany (12A) Film Review from LondonNet

Talented chef Anna (Halle Bailey) put her professional life on hold to care for her terminally ill mother and now she is ready to embark on the next chapter of her life. Following a meet cute with Matteo (Lorenzo de Moor) in a bar, Anna throws caution to the wind and travels to Tuscany to sample the culinary delights of the region. All the local hotels are full because of a summer food festival so Anna cheekily squats in Matteo’s vacant home, without his permission…

She discovers a ring in the house and puts on the jewellery shortly before Matteo’s mother Gabriella (Isabella Ferrari) enters the property and jumps to the conclusion that Anna is her son’s fiancee. Anna allows the misunderstanding to flourish and is welcomed into Matteo’s family with open arms. Hunky winemaker Michael (Rege-Jean Page), who is Matteo’s cousin, catches Anna’s eye but she cannot pursue romance because she needs to maintain the lie about being an engaged woman in a romantic comedy of errors directed by Kat Coiro.

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– Sarah Lee