Every Sunday Morning

The film centers on the story of Pino, an Italian guest worker who has spent two years in Switzerland and has finally saved enough money to bring his family to join him. The narrative unfolds as he attempts to integrate them into a new life outside the confines of the Italian ghetto. However, tensions rise when he brings his wife's brother into their home, leading to an international crisis that highlights the struggles of immigrant workers.

Every Sunday Morning presents a poignant reflection on the socio-economic challenges faced by immigrants in post-war Europe. The film captures the essence of a specific time and place, offering insight into the lives of those who sought better opportunities amidst adversity. Collectors may appreciate this film for its historical context and the authentic representation of immigrant experiences during the 1970s.