Kiss Me Again

In Rome, ten years after the first film, Carlo and Giulia move toward finalizing their divorce. Giulia retains custody of their child and has been living with Simon for three years. Carlo continues his affair with Anna, illustrating the tangled loyalties that still bind them.

Paul, depressed and dependent on tranquilizers, has just returned from a long prison sentence for attempting to import cocaine from Colombia. He begins a relationship with Livia, the wife of Hadrian, altering the dynamics of the group. His homecoming unsettles old patterns and loyalties.

Marco appears to be happily married to Veronica, but a deep internal crisis undercuts that façade. The tension is amplified by the expectation of a child, signaling upcoming strain between them. Their outward harmony masks growing doubts and conflicts.

Alberto comes back from his collegiate trip with friends at the end of the first film, still wanting to escape the crushing realities around him. He contemplates leaving everything behind to find relief from the pressure. His restlessness foreshadows further upheaval.

Carlo remains haunted by Giulia despite the constant mutual betrayals around him. He grapples with lingering memories as he navigates his ongoing affair with Anna. The unresolved attachment to Giulia continues to influence his decisions.

A moment of passion between Carlo and Anna results in a pregnancy. Recognizing that they are still in love, Anna steps aside to avoid destabilizing the family and to protect Giulia. The development creates a new complication in the evolving relationships.

Marco agrees to return to the fertility checks that had previously shown infertility. He confronts the possibility of a changing future with Veronica and reconsiders their family plans. The tests become a focal point for their unresolved hopes.

Veronica discovers she is pregnant by Lorenzo, complicating the triangle further. Lorenzo’s immaturity and reluctance to commit clash with Veronica’s expectations for a stable future. The news intensifies the emotional stakes for all involved.

Facing Lorenzo’s unreliability, Veronica returns to Marco in tears and seeks forgiveness. They decide to welcome the child they could not have together and to attempt rebuilding their relationship as a family. The reconciliation reshapes the group’s dynamics.

With Adriano unemployed, Carlo offers him a chance by letting him take over his shop. This gesture alters their friendship and signals Carlo’s attempt to reorient his life. The move affects both men’s paths and loyalties within the group.

In a moment of hopeless despair, Paul plays Russian roulette with his father's gun and loses. His friends gather at the morgue to mourn the tragedy, a stark turning point that closes a chapter for the group. The event casts a pall over the social circle.

The final image follows Alberto arriving in Brazil, carrying only €2,300. He remains broken by the events but smiles in front of the falls, hinting at a fragile hope amid the ruin. The journey ends on a note of ambiguous relief.