Paolo Sorrentino – one of the most prominent European directors of our time, the main aesthete of modern Italian cinema and an Oscar winner – returns to the big screen as part of the “Summer of Sorrentino” project. Three works by the master, which have become the hallmarks of his unique visual style – “The Great Beauty”, “Youth” and “Grace” – are back in cinemas. The film “Grace”: The President of Italy, nicknamed “Reinforced Concrete” for his steadfastness, is spending his last months in office. The respected leader, who has overcome six state crises, now has three problematic documents waiting for his signature. These are the pardon of two convicts and a decision that threatens to split society – the euthanasia law. If he signs the latter, he will become a murderer, if not – an executioner. But what torments him most is a forty-year-old secret: who was his late wife’s lover?