In a small and picturesque village in Italy during World War II, life flows quietly among vineyards and local traditions until the German occupation changes everything. The inhabitants of this clandestine community must demonstrate what they are made of when Nazi soldiers arrive with a peculiar demand: they want to take possession of their famous wine, which is more than just a local product; it is a symbol of their identity and pride.
The charismatic and clumsy mayor, portrayed by Anthony Quinn, becomes the spokesperson for the village's resistance. In a display of ingenuity, he decides to hide most of the wine production, turning each house into a secret winery. Everyone comes together to protect their legacy as tensions rise and external pressures threaten to crush them. The village becomes a stage for comedy and drama as a clever plan is concocted to outsmart the occupiers and divert their attention from the wine they value so highly.
As the intrigues unfold and the characters display a splendid mosaic of personalities and emotions, the community unites in a blend of laughter and courage. Amidst the chaos, a story of love, friendship, and resistance is woven, proving that even in the darkest moments, the human spirit can shine brighter than ever. With a touch of humor and a big heart, the story reflects the love for the land and culture that binds them together, in a parade of ingenuity and solidarity in the face of adversity.