I saw Mafia Mamma, starring Toni Collette-Knives Out, Krampus; Monica Bellucci-Spectre, Shoot Em Up; Tim Daish-That Dirty Black Bag_tv, The Evil Inside and Giulio Corso-Promises, All You Ever Wished For.
This is a comedy about a bored American housewife that finds out that she is the new Mafia boss of an Italian mob. Toni is the wife that has just sent her son off to college and then discovers her husband, Tim, is having an affair so she takes up Krav Maga to release stress. Toni then gets a call from Monica in Italy that tells her she must come to the funeral of her grandfather, who she hasn't seen since she was a child. When she gets to Italy, she discovers that she has inherited the family business and is now the new boss. Monica is the secretary that helps Toni adjust to her new role and Giulio is a local that she meets and falls for. There are several attempts on Toni's life-luckily, she just learned a martial art-which leads to comical and violent situations, leaving Toni usually unscathed. There are a few twists as the fish out of water scenario continues and plenty of laughs.
It's rated R for bloody violence, language and sexual situations-no nudity-and has a running time of 1 hour & 41 minutes.
I would probably buy it on DVD.
This is a comedy about a bored American housewife that finds out that she is the new Mafia boss of an Italian mob. Toni is the wife that has just sent her son off to college and then discovers her husband, Tim, is having an affair so she takes up Krav Maga to release stress. Toni then gets a call from Monica in Italy that tells her she must come to the funeral of her grandfather, who she hasn't seen since she was a child. When she gets to Italy, she discovers that she has inherited the family business and is now the new boss. Monica is the secretary that helps Toni adjust to her new role and Giulio is a local that she meets and falls for. There are several attempts on Toni's life-luckily, she just learned a martial art-which leads to comical and violent situations, leaving Toni usually unscathed. There are a few twists as the fish out of water scenario continues and plenty of laughs.
It's rated R for bloody violence, language and sexual situations-no nudity-and has a running time of 1 hour & 41 minutes.
I would probably buy it on DVD.