I Can Quit Whenever I Want

A brilliant but disillusioned biochemist, Giorgio, is fired from his university research position. Facing financial ruin and unable to find legitimate work, he decides to exploit his knowledge by creating a new synthetic drug. He enlists a group of equally talented but underemployed friends to form a criminal enterprise, turning their intellectual prowess towards illegal activities.

The film was a surprise critical and commercial success in Italy, praised for its fresh take on the crime-comedy genre, its sharp writing, and its charismatic lead performances. It resonated with audiences for its relatable themes of academic frustration and the challenges of finding meaningful employment.

• Praised for its witty dialogue and original premise.

• Lauded for its talented ensemble cast and fresh approach to the crime genre.

• Noted for its blend of humor and social commentary on academic and professional struggles.

Google audience: Viewers generally appreciated the film's humor, its clever plot, and the performances of the main actors. Many found it to be an entertaining and intelligently written comedy that offered a unique perspective on unconventional entrepreneurship.

Won 3 David di Donatello Awards (including Best Debut Director and Best Actor for Edoardo Leo) and 4 Nastri d'Argento Awards (including Best New Director).

The film's success led to two sequels, continuing the adventures of Giorgio and his crew.