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Mambo Italiano (2003)
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Old World values collide with modern-day questions of sexual orientation in this ethnic comedy. Mambo Italiano tells the story of Angelo, a neurotic twentysomething preoccupied with the usual post-adolescent concerns: his job, his creative aspirations as a writer, and his longing to get out of his parents' house. He finally decides to take the plunge on his last goal, a decision that makes parents Gino (Paul Sorvino) and Maria (Ginette Reno) none too happy; they're not about to let one of their offspring leave the house without getting married. What they don't know is that Angelo is gay, a secret he's been keeping from everyone but his understanding older sister Anna (Claudia Ferri). A greater shock yet to the family is that Angelo is moving in with longtime crush Nino (Peter Miller), a local policeman whose sexuality is at odds with his macho profession. As the two lovebirds struggle to make sense of their relationship, both of their families chime in with opinions both helpful and not-so-helpful as they struggle to come to terms with their sons' new lives. Shot and set in Montreal, Mambo Italiano premiered stateside at the 2003 New York Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi

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Starring:
Luke KirbyGinette Reno, (more)
Director(s):
Émile Gaudreault
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R
Format(s):
DVD
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    Tim A.

    This is a great gay family comedy. It went a little slow in the middle (like most movies!) but it had my cracking up constantly, and flat out laughing by the end. Well worth the time and money to see!

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    Charles I.

    I have to say it was funny,fresh,and entertaining.

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    James Y.

    Mambo Italiano is intelligent and poignant...oh, yes, and funny, of course. Ultimately, Mambo Italiano exalts the notion of a family whose members stand with one another unconditionally. So, if you are ready to feel good, watch this movie.

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