From the Vine is a heartwarming drama film that explores themes of family, tradition, and finding one's true calling in life. The story follows Marco Gentile, a successful but unfulfilled executive who walks away from his job and family in Canada to reflect on his life. He decides to reconnect with his roots by returning to his ancestral home in Acerenza, a small village in southern Italy.
Upon arrival, Marco discovers that his family's vineyard, which had been left to decay after his grandfather's passing, is in a state of disrepair. Despite the financial struggles and the skepticism of the townspeople, Marco decides to restore the vineyard and revitalize the local economy. With the help of a group of misfits, including a former factory worker and a brilliant but eccentric farmhand, Marco embarks on a journey of self-discovery and redemption.
As Marco works on the vineyard, he finds himself becoming increasingly connected to the land and the people of Acerenza. He develops a newfound appreciation for traditional Italian culture and for the unique bond that the village shares with its production of wine. Through his efforts, he brings new life to the town and its people, and begins to heal the rifts in his family that had been caused by his absence.
As the vineyard springs back to life, Marco discovers that his journey home has allowed him to find a new sense of purpose, and a renewed appreciation for the important things in life. The film is a poignant reminder that sometimes, finding oneself means going back to one's roots, and rediscovering the value of community, tradition, and family.