Come tu mi vuoi

In the bustling heart of Rome, a young student balances lectures with wait‑staff shifts, juggling every spare moment to keep her tuition afloat. Giada embodies the earnest scholar‑type: a little clumsy, fiercely dedicated, and determined to turn a modest upbringing into a future built on knowledge. Her evenings are a blur of textbooks and tip jars, and the city’s lively cafés become both classroom and workplace.

Across the same university campus, a different kind of pressure looms. Riccardo enjoys the easy comforts of a well‑filled trust fund, his days punctuated by parties and the carefree rhythm of a privileged life. Yet a stern warning from his father—that the financial safety net could unravel unless his grades improve—forces him to confront a reality far removed from his usual pursuits. He turns to tutoring as the most straightforward route back into academic good standing.

When their paths finally intersect, the contrast between Giada’s grounded pragmatism and Riccardo’s flamboyant nonchalance creates a spark of unexpected chemistry. Their arrangement, rooted in a simple exchange of knowledge, quickly reveals deeper currents: curiosity about each other’s worlds, the tension of mismatched expectations, and the subtle allure of stepping beyond familiar borders. The university’s corridors, late‑night study rooms, and the ever‑present hum of Rome become a backdrop for a partnership that promises both challenge and growth.

The film’s tone blends light‑hearted romance with an undercurrent of self‑discovery, inviting viewers to wonder how two people from opposite ends of the social spectrum might influence one another. As they navigate tutoring sessions and the playful dance of attraction, the story teases the possibility that shared ambition could turn a pragmatic contract into something far more compelling.

Last Updated: October 11, 2025 at 19:44