Carmine is a Neapolitan mafioso who isn’t cut out for the criminal life. Under the protection of his boss Pasquale, Carmine is sent north to run a money laundering operation through a restaurant. He simply needs to defrost frozen meals, issue receipts and dinner is served. But everything changes when he meets Consuelo, a chef who always pursues perfection and dreams of winning a Michelin star. Carmine hires her and decides to transform the establishment into a high-end restaurant. Could the love for food and dream of winning a Michelin star give them both a second chance?
Davide Minnella
Director
Salvatore Esposito
Carmine
Greta Scarano
Consuelo
Gianluca Colucci
Rosario
Gianfranco Gallo
Don Pasquale
Antonella Attili
PM Maria Iodice
Antonio Grosso
Giuliano
Marlon Joubert
Giuliano Picariello
Teresa Ferrari
Jessica
Federico Le Pera
Jacopo
Giampiero De Concilio
Margherita
Fabrizio Kofler
Arturo
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