Finalmente L'Alba (Finally Dawn) on OTT: Here's where and when you can watch the Lily James and Joe Keery period drama

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Stories of women liberated by the circumstances they are thrust into, blooming through tough situations, have inspired many and are universally loved. Cinema has explored this theme for years, and it's one we can all support. Especially when these stories are drawn from historical events, we know that women across the world have often faced hardships to claim their rightful place in society, making such stories even more inspiring. Finalmente L'Alba (Finally Dawn) is one such film that delivers a motivating and moving story. Starring Lily James and Joe Keery in the lead, the movie was released in 2023. For those who haven’t yet seen it, the film is now making its way to Indian streaming platforms.

Finalmente L'Alba (Finally Dawn) Coming to OTT

Finalmente L'Alba (Finally Dawn) is set in 1950s Rome, where a young woman on the verge of engagement finds herself at Cinecittà for an audition as an extra. What follows is an endless night of self-discovery. The movie will soon be available on Lionsgate Play in India, giving viewers the opportunity to watch this captivating story. Read on to learn more.

Directed by Saverio Costanzo, Finalmente L'Alba stars Lily James, Rebecca Antonaci, Joe Keery, Rachel Sennott, Alba Rohrwacher, Willem Dafoe, and others. The film has been added to Lionsgate Play's list of upcoming movies. While the exact release date hasn't been confirmed yet, it is expected to arrive on the platform in October. If you have an OTTplay Premium subscription, you’ll be able to watch it once it becomes available.

Saverio Costanzo on Lily James in Finalmente L'Alba (Finally Dawn)

Director Saverio Costanzo had high praise for his lead actress, Lily James. Speaking to Variety about her role, he said, “She plays Josephine Esperanto, a Hollywood actor who has been on the scene for many years, having started very young. During this night, she grapples with the pain of not being considered a good actress—feeling too affected.”

He continued, “She feels outdated compared to the new acting styles of a new wave of American cinema that’s more realistic. Josephine is a tragic and deeply feminine character—very seductive. While Anita Ekberg in La Dolce Vita might come to mind, Josephine is a more complex character, with greater depth.”