“Maserati: The Brothers” will tell the story of the Maserati brothers founding the brand and taking on Europe’s major manufacturers. The film, directed by Bobby Moresco, stars Al Pacino, Anthony Hopkins, Andy Garcia and Jessica Alba, as well as Michele Morrone, Salvatore Esposito and Lorenzo De Moor.
The film will focus on the process that began in a small workshop in Bologna in 1926 and Maserati’s Indianapolis 500 victories with the 8CTF Boyle Special in 1939 and 1940. The production is targeting 15 October 2026, but no official release date has yet been announced.
Why it matters
The production brings Maserati’s brand history to the forefront not only through its well-known cast and director, but also as a narrative that addresses the company’s founding process alongside its achievements in motorsport. This framework defines the film’s scope both for viewers interested in automotive history and for those wishing to follow the brand’s past through cinema. However, council notes indicate that the historical account of Maserati’s origins may be vague and partly inaccurate; as a result, the historical accuracy of the film’s founding section remains an open question. In addition, the target date of 15 October 2026 is not a finalized release date, but rather a plan that may change until the official schedule is announced.