You, Me and Tuscany  is a much needed lightweight, frivolous movie whose breathtaking backdrop, eye-candy stars, and improbable plot transport you momentarily to a different world; one filled with old-fashioned family values, engaging music, spirited laughter and soothing beauty.  While this movie feels like a modern rom-com classic, entirely predictable in its storyline and happy-ever-after conclusion, it offers something fresh in its perspective, that is powered by the two Black lead actors, whose roles allow them to simply  exist  in a beautiful, escapist fantasy, without the weight of the world on their shoulders. The plot is simple: Finding herself in straitened circumstances, Anna ( Halle Bailey ) yearns for the good life, and even tries to live it through other people by wearing their clothes. She meets a dishy Italian in a bar, Matteo ( Lorenzo de Moor ), who thrills her with tales of his amazing villa in Tuscany, and encourages her to visit the town. Seeing ...