On the street they met—Babi and Stepp. Babi is a top student; girls from her circle wear Onyx and talk about the latest fashion trends. Stepp is a guy from a street gang: by day he sits with his friends in a bar or lifts weights in a gym, and in the evenings he rides around the city on a motorcycle or plays pool. They come from different worlds, but they fell in love. Now even Babi’s parents don’t recognize her, and Stepp suddenly discovers qualities that in no way fit the image of a brutish macho…
Three Meters Above Heaven (Italian: Tre metri sopra il cielo) is a novel by the Italian writer Federico Moccia, published on November 16, 1992. Four films were made based on his works: in 2004, the Italian Three Meters Above Heaven; in 2007, the sequel, I Want You; in 2010, the Spanish Three Meters Above the Level of Heaven, whose screenplay was written by Federico Moccia; and in 2012, also Spanish, Three Meters Above the Level of Heaven: I Want You.