Arrogant, self-centered movie director Guido Contini finds himself struggling to find meaning, purpose, and a script for his latest film endeavor. Ten days away from the start of principal filming of his latest movie--ambitiously titled "Italia"--he has no idea for the movie at all. Escaping all the pressure at a seaside resort, he thinks about the women who have shaped his life: Mamma, judgmental but affectionate; Luisa, cherished yet under appreciated wife; Claudia, actress/muse of the picture; Carla, his flashy, passionate mistress; longtime costumer Lilli; bubbly American journalist Stephanie, and Saraghina, the salacious, witchy temptress of his childhood memories.

Based on the Broadway musical Nine, book by Arthur Kopit ; music and lyrics by Maury Yeston ; adaptations from the Italian by Mario Fratti. Originally produced as a motion picture in 2009. Special features: Commentary with director Rob Marshall and producer John DeLuca [optional audio feature]; Featurettes: The incomparable Daniel Day-Lewis (5 min.); The women of "Nine" (11 min.); Director Rob Marshall (7 min.); Behind the look of "Nine" (8 min.); The dancers of "Nine" (5 min.); The choreography of "Be Italian" (4 min.); Making of "Cinema Italiano" (3 min.); The choreography of "Cinema Italiano" (9 min.); Music videos (11 min.); Previews (15 min.).