Every Blessed Day is a 2012 Italian comedy-drama film directed by Paolo Virzì. The story revolves around Guido and Antonia, a young couple who live in a small town in Italy. Guido works as a night doorman in a hotel, while Antonia works in a car rental service during the day.
Despite their opposite schedules, Guido and Antonia have a happy and harmonious relationship. However, they decide to have a child and this decision becomes a turning point in their lives. Antonia gets pregnant, and they start to prepare for the arrival of their child.
However, as the due date approaches, Guido starts to feel anxious and overwhelmed. He begins to question whether he is ready to be a father and also worries about the financial responsibilities that come with having a child. Meanwhile, Antonia becomes increasingly stressed by her job and the physical strain of pregnancy.
Their difficulties escalate, and their relationship starts to suffer. They begin to argue more frequently, and Guido starts to feel neglected by Antonia. At one point, he even considers leaving her and their unborn child.
However, through a series of events, Guido and Antonia eventually reconcile. They realize that they need to work together as a team to overcome their challenges and be good parents to their child.
The film offers a poignant portrayal of the struggles that many young couples face when starting a family. Through its nuanced characters and realistic portrayal of everyday life, Every Blessed Day offers a heartfelt tribute to the joys and struggles of parenthood.