《You, Me, Us》(You, Me, Us) will be released on Netflix on October 29

  Simon likes rules and family gatherings, Lucia is independent, resists convention, and has always been reluctant to become a mother.This couple with very different personalities have a strong relationship until the decision to adopt a child makes them face the deepest differences in their marriage.The Italian film You, Me, Us (tentative translation; Italian title Noi, un po’ meglio) will beAvailable on Netflix on October 29, the trailer and the first batch of stills have been released.

The film recently premiered at the 2026 Rome Film Festival and entered the Grand Public section, which is a non-competition screening.The main creators also left a group photo at the film festival; the poster shows the two protagonists sitting on the beach, retaining the Rome Film Festival logo, Italian title and October 29 release date.

Elio Germano plays Simon and Maria Chiara Giannitta plays Lucia.After the two argue, they always return to love, tacit understanding and daily harmony; the difficulties brought by the road to adoption make their respective fears and wishes unavoidable.The film uses a romantic comedy-tinged family story to tell how they change themselves in this new life together.

The director is Daniele Lucchetti, co-written by Enrico Ordenino, Davide Lantieri and Serena Patrignanelli, and produced by Italian independent production and distribution company Lucky Red.The new stills also show the work and life of the two: Simon appeared at the rescue scene in a firefighting uniform, while Lucia talked with him in the hospital.

The cast also includes Anna Bonnaotto, Ilaria Spada, Caterina Guzzanti, Dayana Roncione, Jacopo Olmo Antinori, Francesca Romana de Martini and Filippo Negro.Among them, Ronchione plays Rebecca, De Martini plays Ornella, Nigro plays George, Spada plays Claudia; Guzzanti and Bona Alto play Casiraghi and Zappacosta respectively.

In the photo on the terrace, Giuditta, Letizia and Anita, who are in the same frame as Lucia, are played by Manuela Spalta, Bianca Mastromonaco and Virginia Diop respectively.Other scenes leave the camera to Lucia alone, and to her and Simon’s formal companionship.

The two leading actors have previously starred in - The Incredible History of Rose Island - (Rose Island) and - Blanca - (Blanca, temporary translation).Other actors' past credits include Bona Alto's The Postman, Spada's Five Seconds, Guzzanti's Just Married, Roncione's Io sono Mia, Antinori's Me and You.You), De Martini's Christmas in Rome (tentative translation), and Negro's Suburra: Blood on Rome.

This set of stills was shot by Antonio Fachilongo and provided by Netflix. The copyright is marked 2026.