35 years after its first release, Mom I missed the plane returns to the big screen for a special event dedicated to fans of all ages. The film, released in 1990 and now become a symbol of the holidays, will be screened in Italy from 4 to 10 December in a new remastered version in 4K, bringing the magic of little Kevin McCallister’s adventures back to the cinema.
For this anniversary, the Italian cinemas that have joined the initiative will offer the opportunity to relive the story that made entire generations laugh. The comedy, written by John Hughes and nominated for two Oscars and two Golden Globes, tells the incredible adventures of Kevin, an eight-year-old boy who is forgotten at home by his large family leaving for the Christmas holidays.
Alone at home, Kevin quickly goes from the exhilaration of freedom to the challenge of defending his home from two bumbling thieves, all through a series of ingenious traps that have entered pop culture.
A complete Christmas experience
The return of the film to theaters will not be just a simple screening. The organizers invite spectators to fully experience the festive atmosphere by showing up with Christmas sweaters, themed accessories and a playful spirit. During the first days of programming it will be possible to take the classic Family Christmas Portrait, a souvenir photo perfectly in Kevin McCallister style. Furthermore, those who purchase the ticket online for December 4th, the first day of the event, will receive an exclusive Christmas decoration inspired by the film, a gift designed for the most loyal fans.
Where to see the film: the list of participating cinemas
The complete list of participating cinemas, updated city by city, is available on the Nexo Studios website, which handles the distribution of the restored version, at this link. Pre-sales, open from November 10th, are already registering great interest from the public, confirming once again the film’s strength in keeping its charm alive across generations. After all, Mom I missed the plane it is not a simple film: it is a Christmas ritual, a tradition that returns every year and which now, for an entire week, can be relived in the cinema with a completely new emotion.
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