Solo Mio

Matt Taylor watches his dream wedding fall apart when his fiancée leaves him at the altar. Instead of canceling the trip he’s cherished for weeks, he sets out on a solo Italian honeymoon hoping the country’s music, food and scenery can heal him. He threads through Rome’s buzzing streets, sunlit coastlines, and village squares, sampling gelato, espresso, and rustic pasta while meeting locals who offer fresh perspectives. Along the way he encounters Gia, a spirited local whose wit keeps pace with his nerves and curiosity. As new friendships form and small wins accumulate, he starts seeing happiness as something that can widen rather than vanish after heartbreak.

Directed by Daniel Kinnane and Charles Kinnane, Solo Mio comes from Patrick and John Kinnane, with Kevin James and Alyson Hannigan headlining. The film was produced on a $4 million budget and released in 2026.

Worldwide gross is about 7.1 million on a 4 million budget, reflecting a modest but steady performance for a romantic comedy. The numbers indicate solid audience appeal without becoming a blockbuster.

Critics highlight warm performances from James and Hannigan and a breezy pace that lets the Italian setting stand in for emotional renewal. Core themes include heartbreak as a doorway to self discovery, the healing power of travel, and embracing new love when plans go off course.

Social chatter highlights the sun drenched Italy sequences and easy banter between James and Hannigan. Fans praise piazzas and tavern scenes where food and friendship feel like a character in their own right, making Solo Mio a solid pick for light romance and travel.