Cetto c'è, senzadubbiamente

Cetto c'è, senzadubbiamente follows Cetto La Qualunque after he leaves politics behind and tries to live as a straight entrepreneur, or at least as straight as he can be. When word arrives that his elderly aunt is ill, he heads back to Italy and slips right into the old rhythms he thought he'd escaped. Old rivals, familiar local power plays, and a secret from his past start to surface, sending Cetto into schemes that mix personal loyalty with comic selfishness. The film keeps the tone light and satirical, with setups that lean on the character's outrageous habits rather than on heavy plotting.

Released in 2019, the film was directed by Giulio Manfredonia and builds on the persona created by Antonio Albanese and Pietro Guerrera, bringing a well known comedy figure back to the screen for another chapter.

The movie had a standard theatrical run in Italy, drawing audiences who'd followed Cetto through earlier appearances on television and film, and performed respectably with a clear fan base despite mixed critical responses.

Cetto La Qualunque has become an unmistakable reference in recent Italian comedy, his bravado and crude self-interest often used to mock local politics and macho stereotypes. This installment reinforced those associations, and moments from the film have been quoted and mimicked by fans on social media and in everyday banter.

Critics and audiences gave the film a mixed reception, reflected in a middling average rating. Viewers who enjoy Albanese's performance and the character's knack for scandal will find familiar pleasures, while others point to repetitive jokes and an uneven tone. The movie leans into satire of corruption, populist posturing, and small town power dynamics, prioritizing comic set pieces and character beats over narrative surprises.