We all wait for Christmas to unwrap our presents, but siblings Sofia and Sandro are in for a truly embarrassing surprise this time around. This year, Christmas dinner at their mother's house promises to be a rollercoaster: the table is set, the tree is shining, and Michela, a modern, lively woman with more energy than a coffee-filled panettone, has a new presence in her life: a young, charming, and handsome man. Too perfect not to be a threat! Why would such a fantastic man waste his time with an older woman? And why doesn't Mom realize there must be some devious agenda behind this seemingly selfless friendship? Between dishes filled with suspicion, interrupted toasts, and affectionate bickering, "Long Live Mom!" is a crackling comedy that reminds us that family bonds, even when they irritate us more than butcher's broom, are the most precious gift we can receive. Diego Ruiz playfully tackles the feelings and hypocrisies inherent in every family, writing a script specifically for Iva Zanicchi, drawing inspiration from her captivating personality and natural charm; for Milena Miconi, his stage partner in many comedies, who can tackle a variety of roles with wit and talent; and for Samuel Peron, who, with his enthusiasm and innate talent, will bring a likeable and cheeky character to life.