Italian Race

The film follows Giulia De Martino, a talented pilot competing in the GT Championship at the age of seventeen. Guided initially by her father Mario, Giulia's life takes a dramatic turn, forcing her to confront the pressures of racing and personal adversity on her own. The narrative examines themes of family dynamics, resilience, and ambition within the competitive environment of motorsport.

Italian Race was directed by Matteo Rovere, known for his work that often blends genre elements with character-driven stories. The film’s cast includes Stefano Accorsi as Mario De Martino and Matilda De Angelis in her breakout role as Giulia, supported by Paolo Graziosi and Lorenzo Gioielli. Matilda De Angelis has since become a recognized figure in Italian cinema, with this film marking an important early performance.

Produced by Fandango in collaboration with Lucana Film Commission, RAI, and Italy's Ministry of Culture (MiC), Italian Race reflects a well-supported production within the Italian film industry. Its focus on motorsport adds a dynamic action component that complements the dramatic narrative.

Collectors interested in Italian cinema, sports dramas, or the early work of Matilda De Angelis will find Italian Race notable. The film has been issued on various physical media formats, including DVD and Blu-ray, which are common for contemporary Italian releases. Such editions provide a way to appreciate the film’s blend of racing sequences and emotional storytelling in a physical collection focused on either genre or national cinema.