We'll see later. (And then you see) is a 2025 Italian comedy film directed by Giovanni Calvaruso from a screenplay by Fabrizio Sansone, Federico Sansone and Fabrizio Testini. The film premiered in Italy on 27 March 2025.
We'll see later. is an Italian comedy film directed by Giovanni Calvaruso and marking the film debut of the comedy duo "I Sansoni" - brothers Fabrizio and Federico Sansone, popular for their sketches and presence on the internet and television.
The film follows three friends in their late thirties, each with their own ambitions, shortcomings and different approaches to life, who share a common, great aspiration: to win a competition to work as employees in the municipality's legal department - the so-called "permanent civil service position" dreamed of by many Italians.
Federico has a law degree, but it is more because of his father - a councilor in the municipal council - and he relies on his recommendation to get his chance. Fabrizio has a lawyer's degree, but has never actually practiced and sees the competition as his last chance to find his way. Luca is a man who has always had a life without obstacles and privileges, but the competition also poses real questions about his own worth and motivation.
The three begin the race for the job, expecting their friendly dynamic to remain intact, but they soon realize that competition, personal expectations, and unexpected twists put their relationship—and the race itself—under a whole new challenge. The story is both comical and grounded in current social realities—the phenomenon of the „permanent job,“ the pressure for security, and family pressures are at the heart of the plot.
Giovanni Calvaruso approaches We'll see later. with a natural and human tone that captures the rhythm of modern thirty-something life — a mix of humor, irony, and sincere social observation. The stylistic approach does not seek dramatic loudness, but carefully balances between funny situations and more serious reflections, making the film both entertaining and thought-provoking.
The comedy duo "I Sansoni" — Fabrizio Sansone and Federico Sansone, play the lead roles and bring the main energy of the film through their natural chemistry, sarcastic sense of humor, and sincerity that attracts the audience.
Donatella Finocchiaro contributes more resonant dramatic notes, and Esther Pantano, Domenico Centamore and Paula Minacioni add additional colors to the colorful world of the characters and their interpersonal relationships.
Supporting roles played by Paride Benassai and the deceased Maurizio Bologna, enhance the emotional and comedic charge, providing additional perspectives on themes of family, friendship, and dreams of stability.
We'll see later. is a contemporary comedy about the search for meaning, career, and self-respect in a world where „the steady job“ remains a symbol of security. With its charismatic ensemble cast and directorial sensibility, the film offers laughter, humanity, and social commentary that resonates especially with the thirtysomething generation—between the hopes of success, the disappointments, and the unexpected twists and turns that make life so unpredictable. Its success—both in theaters and beyond—shows that a comedy with real faces and real dilemmas can still be both entertaining and meaningful.
