Show Me What You Got follows the individual journeys of Mia, a struggling actress, Charlie, a wealthy and emotionally detached French-American architect, and Sebastian, an Italian-American musician searching for his purpose. The film begins with their meeting at a party in Los Angeles, where they immediately feel a connection. Charlie invites them both to a villa in Tuscany, where he is overseeing the renovation and intends to test out some of his modern architectural ideas. The threesome agrees to go together on a road trip across Italy with Charlie's vintage Maserati, driving through the beautiful countryside and visiting small towns along the way.
As they spend more time together, the trio's relationships deepen, a lot of sexual tension, jealousy, and introspection arise. Mia discovers that her usual methods of using sex to get ahead in Hollywood are no longer working, Charlie confronts his distant relationship with his girlfriend back in Los Angeles while Sebastian is trying to find inspiration in his music. In the picturesque setting of Tuscany, the three travellers explore their sexuality and sense of self while trying to navigate the complexities of love and desire.
The movie explores themes of intimacy, love, sexuality, creativity, and the impact of chance encounters. It also touches on the complexities of belonging, cultural identity, and the role that our perceptions and stereotypes of others play in our interactions with them. As they journey together, the three travelers learn to confront their fears, trust in their intuition, and take risks that change their lives forever. Show Me What You Got is a visually stunning, emotionally charged film, with a breakout performance by Cristina Rambaldi as Mia.